Sentence examples for viewed from odd angles from inspiring English sources

The active-matrix screen loses some clarity when viewed from odd angles but looks fine head-on.

The skull is an example of an anamorphosis, a kind of perspectival distortion invented by artists of the Renaissance -- the earliest known example is a drawing by Leonardo da Vinci of a child's head -- who were studying how objects appeared when viewed from odd angles.

They blend their eloquent talking heads and lucid narration with vintage photographs and those recreated scenes in which historical figures are represented by close-ups of hands (in this case, holding a glowing cigar or pouring a drink) or shots of bodies and buildings viewed from odd angles.

Mirror was UVA's first gallery installation (first shown at the Kemistry Gallery) that implemented two stereo cameras to make a moving, three-dimensional image of the viewer, allowing the visitor to view himself from odd angles.

It promises to make talks on maritime history into a kind of performance art, albeit one viewed from some odd angles in certain seats – north-west-by-west, upskirt, neck-cricking.

Seiko says the high-resolution 300dpi display offers an extra-wide viewing angle so that wearers can read even small numbers from odd angles.

He locks in on his material from odd angles.

But the close-ups that result, shot from odd angles, appear to be recorded.

Then there is Tim Davis, a newcomer who takes photographs of portions of paintings from odd angles.

She shoots them from odd angles, suggesting they are roaming free.

Even the dullest, bog-standard facility corridors are shot from odd angles in an attempt to keep viewers off-balance.