Sentence examples for familiar framing from inspiring English sources

The first episode of the new season opens up with Louie telling a joke from his standup act, a familiar framing device, but one that doesn't appear again in the first four episodes.

Despite the familiar framing device -- mismatched cops searching for a killer -- "Broadchurch" had a lot to recommend it: The drama easily established a wonderful sense of place, it was expertly paced and it featured stellar performances from David Bradley, David Tennant and Olivia Colman, among others.

In 1740, Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve wrote the Beauty and the Beast fairy tale that's become so familiar, framing it as an allegory of arranged marriage: a beautiful young woman handed off to an ugly, rich noble who demands she leave her father and live with him forever (complete with a lavish bride price).

Later he called them predatory – a familiar frame for paedophiles.

As a western visitor to the fair, then, it's hard to put aside familiar frames of reference.

Revenge horror Unfriended (director Levan "Leo Gabriadzee) takes place entirely online and deploys its supernatural shocks within the familiar frame of a group Skype chat.

We used familiar frames like "social, local, and mobile" to understand and adapt to it.

It demands that we make a deliberate and consistent effort to step out of our familiar frames of reference.

Both responsiveness and clinical meaningfulness provide clinicians with familiar frames of reference for understanding and interpreting PRO scores.

The dolphins make a hasty exit to open water, but in their absence a familiar figure steps into the frame: Shamin, waist deep in the ocean, still in uniform shorts and polo shirt, initiating a game with the kids.

In clinical settings, respondents are very familiar with framing narratives for presenting the stories of their illness or health behaviour (Montgomery Hunter 1991, p. 128).