Sentence examples for unconventional angles from inspiring English sources
Like the man it chronicles, Coupland's book is full of unconventional angles, ricochets and resonances.
Over the last few years Ms. Spektor, 29, has built a devoted following by using her songs to look at things from decidedly unconventional angles.
He went on, "We need to appreciate that intellectuals are gifted individuals with unconventional angles of vision, and are often endowed with an exceptional capacity to advance the common good.
But threaded through Michael Caine's still-thunderous performance and streams of quotably brilliant dialogue, Suschitzky introduced a bewildering variety of unconventional angles, unlikely framing and shots that became classics.
As she tried it out on Lake Constance during a university field trip to Switzerland, the student was amazed at the views that it enabled her to shoot from unconventional angles.
No surprise, perhaps, to learn that she was a child of Empire: a Briton born in Calcutta, like Thackeray, and blessed, like him, with an eye that always looked askance — or, at least, from unconventional angles, and without fear — upon the country that both had to learn to call home.
A Percy's eye view of the subject at least has the advantage of telling a familiar story from an unconventional angle.
The model addresses the longstanding complex issue of coastal morphology and sediment grain size distribution from an unconventional angle, which exploits the strong links between grain size distribution and the prevailing transport direction of each sediment constituent under 'average' wave and storm action.
Full of rapid cuts, unconventional camera angles, freeze frames and a variety of other visual tricks, "Scrap Heaven" has style to spare.
Unconventional camera angles coupled with a total absence of people and the weird, almost supernatural glow of the interior home lighting give these highly saturated images a worrisome creepiness.
Some writers have paid a soft tribute to McQueen's art, singling out the movie's uncommonly long takes and unconventional camera angles as "arty" elements in an otherwise traditional film.
