Sentence examples for commonly framed from inspiring English sources

While women are commonly framed as defenceless "soft targets" in forced evictions, Vanny and her fellow housewives complicate this assumption.

The 19th-century feather mosaics, often realistic pictures of birds covered with their correspondingly correct feathers, were commonly framed and hung like paintings.

Geographical writings were commonly framed and interpreted by 'natural theology' and 'Christian teleology'.

This was most commonly framed as seeking initial experience in HA before later moving into the area of development.

The so-called "genetically modified organisms" ("GMOs"), on the other hand, are commonly framed as a group with special properties – most frequently seen as dubious, or even harmful.

This idea of "real" is one that most commonly framed peoples' reaction to September 11, the single most documented catastrophe in human history.

MSH2 is frequently mutated in HNPCC/LS, while MSH6 mutations are more rare (although MSH6, like MSH3, is also commonly frame-shifted in MSI positive CRCs [ 52, 54]).

The media commonly frames our narratives in this way and it's harmful because it undermines trans people's experiences and teaches others that they too should be skeptical about trans people's lives – until trans people "prove" their realness.

Beam headers are commonly used in walls framed with cold-formed steel studs to span openings in bearing walls.

You and your luggage are whisked by golf cart down a winding brick-and-tabby path lined by graceful white houses–"cottages," they're commonly called here–and framed by Spanish moss, the regional tulle that hangs from the thousands of live oak trees on Palmetto Bluff's 22,000 acres.

Furthermore, experiments were conducted to evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithm when transcoding videos at commonly used frame rates: 15 and 30 frames per second.