Sentence examples for essentially framed from inspiring English sources

What makes this all the more offensive is how Pistorius has, essentially, framed his defence as a fear of blackness.

In the 1970s and 1980s the debate was essentially framed in terms of the old controversy between liberals and communitarians.

"So [the media] essentially framed the narrative for the country and the world [about] what was happening in New Orleans".

Throughout Jones' speech, many references were also made to the Tea Party movement, as Jones essentially framed "Rebuild the Dream" as a less partisan attempt to organize progressive thinkers into a similar collective.

And Andreessen didn't disappoint, essentially framing the whole settlement as a gesture of goodwill on the part of the consortium who would have been "prepared to litigate" and build their own P2P technology if things hadn't gone their way.

The Gundam figures, whose bodies are essentially frames for carrying science-fiction weapons?

Hazy video projections of the slow dance-like movements of the artists' bodies complement the extremely palpable surroundings, essentially frame for the projections, made of tea-stained silk, dried leaves and other organic materials.

One's own ordinarily kinesthetic experiences essentially frame the acquisition and development of cognitive structures.

There are many TSs around today, most of which are essentially frame-based.

"Mac had some jamming records, seemed like a great guy and all of a sudden he was locked up and convicted of murder and it turns out that at that time many of us fans had heard Mac was not guilty and was essentially being framed".

The project, dubbed Resident Evil 2 Reborn, is essentially a frame-by-frame remake of the original 1998 classic by Capcom, this time being brought to life through the Unreal Engine 4 and given the Resident Evil 4, over-the-shoulder style of camera treatment.