Sentence examples for attempt to frame a from inspiring English sources

(Horne describes the trial as a farcical attempt to "frame a guilty man").

Consequently, any attempt to frame a set of criteria for personhood begins with an inherently speciesist bias.

He is not the first to attempt to frame a master narrative of cinema using the tools of the medium itself.

A man with a history of violence and controlling younger women was convicted on Tuesday of killing six children in an "evil, stupid, shameful act" as part of a twisted attempt to frame a former lover who had dared to defy him.

Playwright Smith, evidently a provocateur, makes a counterintuitive attempt to frame a grown woman's exploitative affair with a middle-school student as a tender love story.

But in this case the loss of car access to the lobby floor and of the exterior screens threatens to eat away at the very basics of the architects' scheme — in particular its attempt to frame a friendly but pointed confrontation between L.A. car culture and the city's slowly growing constituency for mass transit and better-designed public space.

It also amounts to the use of physical coercion in the attempt to frame an innocent man". "I would request you to take immediate and appropriate action against such unlawful misconduct of the officer concerned". Mr Bassi told reporters that he had received the letter from Mr Tharoor and investigated the allegation.

Which is probably one I would be a bit embarrassed to stand behind if I were part of an organization that once attempted to frame a journalist in a bomb plot because she wrote critically about them.

When Prigoff, a photographer, returned Agent Ayaz's call, he learned that he had attracted the attention of a terrorism investigator, all for attempting to frame an ideal image of a piece of public art on the other side of the country.

An investigation by The Independent established that Rees – jailed for seven years in 2000 for attempting to frame an innocent woman – allegedly targeted figures including Mr Straw when he was Home Secretary; Lord Stevens, the former Metropolitan Police Commissioner; and Assistant Commissioner John Yates, Britain's most senior counter-terrorism officer.

Investigators believe that this arrest is separate from that of the St . Louisman in early March who allegedly attempted to frame an ex-girlfriend for making some of the bomb threats.