Sentence examples for a dramatic framing from inspiring English sources

The choreography for the corps in Petipa's Sleeping Beauty evolves from a dramatic framing device to pure musical patterning.

Three curly willows and a Japanese sephora were installed between the house and the pool, creating a dramatic frame for the grounds.

Mr. Johnson was the more outgoing figure, and his dramatic (albeit temporary) retirement from basketball in 1991, when he announced that he had contracted H.I.V., provides a dramatic frame for "Magic/Bird".

With the deadly plague, which struck one of the most historic Greek cities, on the one hand and the tragic fate of a character who has become among the most recognizable in world theater on the other, Sophocles masterminded a dramatic frame and offered a lyrical, literary description of a lethal disease.

That McDonagh is able to make something similar work onstage, and that he is able to weave such large questions into a coherent dramatic frame, says a great deal about his formidable will and skill.

While a large, dramatic frame may be what you desire, consider the space where you plan to display the frame before deciding upon a size.

Mr. Bell's dramatic framing device, too, is decent.

Abrahams's portraits are distinguished by their intimacy and their carefully dramatic framing.

Spreads from Man About Town and the Sunday Times magazine – bold graphics, dramatic framing, photo-reportage style, witty captions – are enthralling.

Chaplin's life is a dramatic tale, framed by abject poverty at one end and bittersweet exile at the other, that has long seemed irresistible to producers yet remarkably stage-resistant.

Less than a year ago Dr. Barratt, while studying an 1864 album of Brady's Art Exhibition photographs in the collection of the New-York Historican Socimage noficed an image of the Leutze painting in a dramatic gilded frame dominated by a 12-foot-wide American-eagle crest at the top.