Sentence examples for foreground about from inspiring English sources

Jamar posed nude for the dead youth shown in the foreground about to slip into the sea, and was also the model for two other figures.

"The foreground is about the material world being in chaos.

There's a scene in Order of the Phoenix when characters in the foreground talk about Ron's father being "mortally wounded".

There is something anxious-making about the way the back of the bench juts up at an angle in the foreground and about how close the figures are brought to the viewer.

For if you take away the foreground story about the quest for the books, what you are left with is a resonant account of the first European genocide - more than a million Cathars died as a result of what became known as the "Albigensian Crusade" - fuelled by the language of fear and hate dressed up as religious piety.

And the jokes keep coming: at one point, Abel is in the foreground moaning about a cut finger while Gordon is in the final stages of giving birth to their baby in the background; just as a Bandaid is applied to Abel's wound, the baby pops out, as if the two torments are equivalent.

Furthermore, these analyses suggest that in foreground lineages about 23% of sites evolve under strong positive selection with ω values of around 12 (Table 1).

On cue, the softening-up process has begun in the media, with BBC News foregrounding speculation about how Labour supporters will vote and about how far Corbyn is a closet leaver.

Caldwell (foreground): "We were about 2,500 feet up on El Capitan in Yosemite.

Despite her key role, Feilding has been wary of putting herself in the foreground of publicity about the foundation.

"Transitions are hard for kids, and from 10-plus there are many subtle transitions that cause huge internal conflicts, so bringing them into the foreground and talking about them is essential to make the kids feel okay," she says.