It's like looking through a convex mirror - straight lines are distorted.

He also did four self-portraits, one of which shows himself in a convex mirror.

For example, "convex mirror" finds the two words only if they are next to each other in the article title.

Or even a laser beam reflected from a convex mirror.

Play with this virtual physics lab and see what a convex mirror does.

Cooper wore neither the convex mirror or the life vest.

He flicked his eyes up toward the convex mirror.

Mrs Ryan patted her hair in front of the huge convex mirror opposite the bed.

Eddie had glanced into the convex mirror again.

The passenger-side mirror on a car is typically a convex mirror.

A convex mirror bulged there like a hypertensive eye.

(The convex mirror offers a bird’s-eye view of the staircase.)

The convex mirror reflects and disperses bad energy.

He folded his arms across his chest and stared grimly up into the convex mirror.

A convex mirror hangs from a central bar in the shuttered window above the basin, and shows the reflection of both figures.

Panasonic addressed the problem with a dime-size convex mirror on the lid, just under the lens.

"The convex mirror gives you a wide angle on the room," Ms. Whittaker said.

A concave-convex cavity has one convex mirror with a negative radius of curvature.

The painting depicts the young artist (then twenty one) in the middle of a room, distorted by the use of a convex mirror.

She glanced up again at the large convex mirror that provided a slightly distorted view of the rows of junk food behind her.

Selling lingerie to brides requires tact, diplomacy, optimism and a convex mirror.

He turned, saw the walls expand as he did, stretching out into featurelessness, like a reflection in a convex mirror.

The lines that once marked its boundaries still formed a discreet but unreal image, like the false object seen in a convex mirror.

He claims that he is pretty popular and, like Tadakuni, hopes to one day see the girl in the convex mirror one more time.

Maksutov placed a corrective element in front of the lens, which aims the light rays into a convex mirror at the back.