Sentence examples for character frames from inspiring English sources

(As one character frames it: "He thought to himself, a not particularly original thought: What is the difference between one's memory and one's imagination in the end? What, really, is the difference?") Or it can be perceived as a hermetically sealed hall of mirrors into which reality is superfluous and thus not allowed to intrude.

Cohen's kappa was calculated based on the probability that each pixel was within the speaking character frame; this was 0.96.

You can select different sections of the character frame in the bottom left corner.

"The Pitmen Painters" is most alive when the paintings hold center stage and the characters frame them with words.

A pilot has to do a lot of work in a short period of time – introducing lots of characters, framing central conflicts and laying out enough of a blueprint to keep an audience coming back each week.

Instead of the painstaking task of drawing and painting characters frame by frame, the technique perfected by Walt Disney in the 1930's and 1940's, animators are now doing just about everything with the click of a mouse -- melding hand-drawn characters into computer-generated backgrounds or placing lifelike animals made of pixels on the screen beside human actors.

Altmejd designed a series of sculptures, contraptions, and costumed characters framed with a powder blue background.

Confinement is a prominent theme; Eisner chooses perspectives through which the reader views the characters framed by doorways, window frames, or sheets of rain.

A notable aesthetic choice was the use of doorways to create a contemplative mood while keeping his characters framed by the door.

From the trailer and early reviews I expected a tone poem, something lovely to look at but not necessarily affecting in any profound sense--like Terrence Malick's The New World, with its mumbling and utterly inscrutable characters framed by gorgeous forest--so what initially startled me was the genuine humor and deftness of Dominik's script (and of Ron Hansen's dialogue--Hansen wrote the novel).

The voice-over in the film (narrated by Shepherd himself, as the voice of Ralphie as an adult) is now provided by a flesh-and-blood character, who frames and sometimes interrupts the story.