Conventionally, paintings were framed in gilt frames, and modern paintings were sometimes framed in plain white frames.
Still, Dahmer is sometimes framed – and viewed – as a sympathetic character, not just by the "fans" who dedicate entire blogs to the serial killer, but by many others, including crime writers, lawyers, psychologists and doctors.
The truth is when we frame our options in the ways sometimes framed by smart and high profile women making the case for their personal decisions and choices, we not only seem to be passing judgment on other women's choices, but also we give rise to judgments about whether women are worth the investments of graduate school education, corporate recruitment, and advancement.
Although the struggle is sometimes framed as a conflict between Persian and Islamic identities, religion and popular culture, clerical rule and freedom, dictatorship and democracy, in this supple and sophisticated country even liberals accept the Islamic state.
If you have any Islamic thing on your phone, they'll take it and report you," Abdullatif said, adding that local police sometimes framed farmers by saying there were Quran apps on their mobile phones and then confiscating their electronics.
"This experience is sometimes framed in a religious or spiritual way, and seems to be associated with improvements in wellbeing after the drug's effects have subsided," Carhart-Harris said.
Her tenacity and almost Gandhian simplicity, if central to her identity in West Bengal, are sometimes framed in a less flattering light in India's capital, where many in the political class regard her as erratic, immature or unpolished.
Sometimes framed as a politically correct approach, the language of "sex work" and the discourse surrounding it has been adopted by some as a way to normalize and sanitize the sex industry while also, many claim, erasing the exploitative aspects that are inherent to prostitution.
Historians have sometimes framed the treacherous history of whiteness as the slow death of an idea.
