Sentence examples for but also framed from inspiring English sources

The encouragement seemed heartfelt, but also framed by the timing and the setting.

"Almost every hat she wears is strategic, ensuring her face is fully visible but also framed in a range of styles over the years that were often considered very avant-garde for their day".

The firestorm surrounding Clarence Thomas's defense to Anita F. Hill's allegations in his confirmation hearing for the United States Supreme Court 20 years ago not only falsely set up race and gender as mutually exclusive and opposing forces, but also framed subsequent defenses to sexual harassment charges by Bill Clinton and others as mere personal peccadillo or political fodder.

The Hourglass Group's production of "Sex" is something else: a chance to see the three-act play more or less as it was presented with music interludes in 1926, but also framed with quotations taken from the court proceedings against it.

But with some books, you might want to go even further here and end the conclusion with a "call to action". With the call to action, the author usually adopts a different tone, not just more explicitly inspirational, but also framed as an imperative.

In this effort, the Commission has helped to identify the important ideas that should not just animate innovation in the legal profession as such innovations continues to emerge but also frame any review of that innovation.

Having this main goal in mind not only focuses your learning but also frames the entire project, giving meaning to each seemingly inconsequential lemma, as you work towards your ultimate target.

But it's also true that during all the time Minsky was championing more rigid and brittle methods — not only perceptrons, but also frames, and later the society of mind paradigm — neural network research, which at first lacked formalisms for explaining its results methodologically, was in fact evolving and reached that mature stage within thirty years.

This puts enormous pressure on young black artists who have come up through the system to speak not only as individuals but also for a large population — particularly when they show in museums, which don't just exhibit art but also frame it in the context of a larger historical narrative.

Students are therefore immersed in a participatory learning experience that not only maintains and promotes a high calibre of pedagogical knowledge encounters, but also frames a new model for promoting academic integrity in online environments through embedding open approaches from learning and assessment from the outset.

The patients are often immobilized in a stereotactic body frame (SBF), but also frame-less techniques are used.