Sentences with phrase «like awkward angles»

Not exact matches

«The front end has some awkward angles to my eye, but I like the contoured lines along the profile and think that the rear end of the hatchback comes together well around back.

Sure, the new car has plenty of awkward angles like the weirdly squashed - in front end, but what would a Smart ForTwo be without a bizarre design that sets it apart from all other cars on the road?

Like all Land Cruiser generations, it is well known in the off - road world for its off - road abilities but was somewhat limited by its awkward departure angles.

The early press photos for the new Cherokee showed a car that is awkward and ungainly, taken from angles specifically designed to make the vehicle look like it was holding in its knees.

It's a deadly dance of frustration and throwing caution to the wind, as swinging your weapon while moving around like a tank doesn't always respond to the awkward controls, and then you'll also struggle with seeing what's going on as the camera likes to be in strange angles and get trapped in buildings, making it just as bad as your enemy.

There'll be tense moments like when you have a huge pile of ore that you need to throw into the train one at a time, but all your opponents are trying to beat you up for the ore so you have to flop around the place while trying to throw ore in at incredibly awkward angles.

We liked the look the of the original Xbox One, and think it's held up better than the PlayStation 4 which, with its awkward angles, never looks quite right no matter where it's placed.

This modern kitchen is designed like a production line, no awkward angles or inefficient corner cupboards, just practical ideas such as a simple worksurface that can be wiped from one end all the way down.

This modern kitchen is designed like a production line, with no awkward angles or inefficient corner cupboards, just practical ideas such as a simple work surface that can be wiped from one end all the way down.

A feature wall is a great way to properly weigh and focus a room with awkward angles, like in this room from Alvhem, that uses a bold floral wallpaper to pull the attention to the seating area.