The oblique type on the poster made the headline feel more dynamic.

During the dissection, the surgeon carefully observed the oblique arytenoid as it crossed over the apex of the arytenoid cartilage.

The pitcher was diagnosed with an oblique strain after feeling a sharp pain in his abdomen while throwing, a common baseball injury that typically affects the contralateral external oblique or the trailing internal oblique.

The prosecutor argued that the defendant's oblique intents complicated the mens rea analysis.

To fit precision electroweak data, the researchers added an oblique correction arising from hypothetical heavy vector-like fermions.

The technician used an oblique projection to illustrate how the machine's components align in three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional drawing.

The museum installed oblique illuminations to accentuate the textured surfaces of the ancient pottery.

The general ordered his brigades to adopt an oblique order to concentrate their assault on the enemy's right flank.

Linguists compared the oblique stems across several dialects to track historical sound changes.

Architects used oblique projections to illustrate the complex roof geometry from multiple perspectives.