Sentence examples for first framed from inspiring English sources

Small wonder that nothing feels real unless it is first framed as fiction.

Martin Van Buren first framed the anti-Hamilton argument that would echo through the ages in a speech before the Senate in 1828.

In the speech in which he first framed the election as a choice between unfettered capitalism and a fairer, more regulated version, he still laboriously affirmed that "the free market is the greatest force for economic progress in human history".

The case was first framed by Notra Trulock III, a Soviet analyst during the cold war who had become director of intelligence at the Energy Department, which maintains the nation's nuclear arsenal and runs its weapons laboratories.

The Crime Branch team on the ground, the security team working for the then governor of Kashmir, very senior officers in the J&K police, both serving and retired, IB officers (retired), jailed militants in Tihar, who were first framed for the killing and then cleared by the Indian authorities, British foreign office sources (retired), and eyewitness to the men's death.

These case studies are first framed by six overarching chapters, covering internationally relevant topics - resilience, scale mismatches, shrub encroachment, disease, carnivore-human conflict and economic incentives for conservation.

Beethoven symphonies, the First and the Seventh, framed these concertos.

If that sounds like an exaggeration, look no further than the first frame.

MirrorMask is Dave McKean's film from first frame to last, visually and musically.

"World Trade Center" is, from the first frame to last, almost unbearably moving.

I mean it hit me so hard from the first frame.