Historical clue formulations

• What may be right but not left? — 2026-02-22
• Point of view — 2026-01-11
• A right one is 90° — 2025-10-21
• It's right on a square — 2025-08-31
• View — 2025-02-13
• Hidden motive — 2024-02-26
• Take — 2024-01-27
• One might be acute or obtuse — 2023-12-11
• Point of view — 2023-08-08
• Right ___ — 2022-11-22
• What a protractor measures — 2022-10-10
• It's a matter of degree — 2022-06-04
• Relationship of the circled letters to the apt words they connect to in this puzzle — 2021-09-28
• Selfie taker's concern — 2020-05-31
• Geometry class measure — 2019-12-10
• Perspective — 2019-09-13
• Cinematographer's consideration — 2019-06-08
• Perspective — 2019-05-16
• An obtuse one is more than 90° — 2019-04-01
• Something acute or obtuse — 2018-01-22
• A straight one is 180° — 2017-08-16
• Perspective — 2017-05-21
• Each one in a square is 90° — 2017-05-08
• Trig term — 2016-05-15
• Point of view — 2016-03-19
• Billiard player's calculation — 2016-01-24
• Con man's scheme — 2016-01-20
• Take — 2015-06-11
• It's right at 90 degrees — 2015-06-02
• Hidden motive — 2014-04-24
• Way of looking at things — 2013-09-13
• Go fish — 2013-08-27
• It may be acute or obtuse — 2013-07-08
• Matter of degree? — 2012-12-18
• Protractor measure — 2011-09-13
• Fish — 2011-06-19
• Point of view — 2011-06-12
• Slant — 2011-01-23
• Viewpoint — 2010-10-11
• It's measured in degrees — 2010-03-29
• Fish — 2009-10-11
• Journalistic slant — 2009-06-29
• Point of view — 2008-12-12
• Viewpoint — 2008-03-17
• Drop a line from a pier, say — 2007-07-24
• Viewpoint — 2007-02-07
• It may be acute or obtuse — 2005-07-18
• Special approach — 2005-06-15
• Corner — 2004-05-24
• Story's approach — 2004-04-11