Sentence examples for unnatural angles from inspiring English sources

Their necks were broken and hung down at unnatural angles.

In a childish war game, "Those who died with their limbs bent in unnatural angles and could hold their positions the longest were the winners".

They had all, always, on these occasions, the aspects and voices, not only to [sic] awful High Priests before Drawing Room altars - but they held their heads at unnatural angles and appeared to be suffering the tortures of agonising souls.

He wasn't quite sure what he was doing, so he experimented freely with lighting and exposures, what people would do when given simple props, how they looked raising their hands at unnatural angles or staring off just past the camera.

Each story attains a certain tragic universality, but these are far from exemplary tales: the entangled confessional interviews, filmed from unnatural angles in a grainy, overexposed black-and-white reflect the murky nature of memory, suggesting self-justification more than rounded analyses of the past.

Hicks' photo showed a curly-haired boy, face down on the sand, his legs twisted into unnatural angles.

But the ball hit that extra pitching rubber and shot up at an unnatural angle.

I know he's down there, his body sprawled at an unnatural angle on the sidewalk.

As she landed, her knee bent at an unnatural angle before she somersaulted down the slope.

"Cricket is not baseball," he reminded me, guiding my arms to an unnatural angle, with the tip of the bat about three inches northeast of my right foot.

In repose, he tilts his chin up at such an unnatural angle that it invites comparisons to his nation's greatest archvillain, Benito Mussolini.