Sentence examples for deliberately frame from inspiring English sources

Did someone deliberately frame him?

I deliberately framed the example in terms of being tortured for a week versus being asleep for a week.

That could mean the country is getting angrier — or it could mean that it is hijacking the story, or that other people are deliberately framing North Korea.

But with the investigating officer in the case adamant that she had been deliberately framed the judge eventually decided to grant bail.

The stereotype of the witch hunter as a cruel inquisitor who deliberately frames innocent people is prevalent in literature, movies and artworks.

Vi's boyfriend (Leo Fitzpatrick) suffers from cerebral palsy; her professor is grand and black, and the camera deliberately frames the couple to provoke racial disquiet.

His promise to challenge the president to a series of Lincoln-Douglas debates, in particular, has been deliberately framed as a kind of professor versus professor showdown, in which the president's weaknesses will finally be exposed.

The litigation strategy, as the case made its way up through the trial courts and appeals courts, was deliberately framed to highlight the need to decriminalize homosexual conduct as a means of recognizing and legitimatizing same-sex "relationships" and "families".

The mullah at the centre of the furore surrounding a young Pakistani Christian girl facing a death sentence for blasphemy has been accused of deliberately framing her by planting burnt Islamic texts.

Mr. Spicer said photographs of the inaugural ceremonies were deliberately framed "to minimize the enormous support that had gathered on the National Mall," although he provided no proof of either assertion.

The scene was broadcast shortly after it emerged that Turkey had demanded the deletion of another satirical song from the German comedy show extra3, and Böhmermann's poem was deliberately framed as a test of the boundaries of satire.