Sentence examples for a broad frame from inspiring English sources
The past success of another ex-actor may have helped to persuade Mr Thompson; his good track record and presidential looks—a broad frame, gravel voice and jowls that speak of wisdom and power may yet convince voters.More than anything, however, it is the weakness of the leading contenders that has given him an opening.
She had a broad frame and dimpled knees, a clearwater complexion, and streaked, tawny-brown hair.
She wears flowing pants and long skirts and has a broad frame and a poignant ungainliness.
That being said, identical knowledge and beliefs are not necessary; convergence around a broad frame of mental models provides the common meaning needed for action, regardless of differing views on specific issues [ 26].
Before focusing on the implications of the work described here, we invoke a broad framing of learning environments that contextualizes what follows.
But his tight opening monologue also efficiently set the controversy in a broader frame.
Using statistics can be useful within reason, but in his view, only if they comfortably sit with a broader frame of argument.
So though you could probably get yourself off the hook by arguing the case narrowly, the full ethical picture requires a broader frame.
Though the building's forms relate powerfully to their immediate urban context, they also suggest a strong visual connection to a broader frame of reference: the changing status of the urban center in a time of global change.
However, Förster et al's study has shown that thinking about love – not only in a maudlin way – puts us in a broader frame of mind that this is closely linked to creative thought processes and even blocking analytical processes.
As for the substance, in its endorsement of a two-state solution and comprehensive Arab-Israeli peace, the Obama administration has hinted that a Palestinian settlement should also accompany normalized relations between Israel and the Arab states, putting a broader frame around what has traditionally been defined as a conflict between Israel and its immediate neighbors.
