Sentence examples for foster framed from inspiring English sources
The large face of Jodie Foster framed the back of Freddy's head.
With cowriters Bill Dees and Joe Melson, Orbison wrote a series of spectacularly sombre ballads that plumbed the depths of teen misery; ignoring local prejudices, Foster framed Orbison's doleful vocals with variations of doo-wop backing vocals and soaring strings.
The gruesome rape and murder of the 17-year-old Ms. Booysen, a foster child, was framed by some, including the editor of a major newspaper, as a story of what happens when poverty and absent biological parents reduce one's chances of living a flourishing life.
In recent years, the debate over foster care has been framed as a conflict between child protection and family preservation.
"Let people have abortions or they will breed criminals?" If there is a social good to abortion, Foster prefers to frame that good in terms of positive alternatives.
If it would become more prominent, it might push back the analogy to biotechnology and foster new frames in a debate to come.
New Astana is currently framed by the two Foster buildings — the Khan Shatyr at one end, and the Palace of Peace at the other.
[cartoon id= a15707"] New Astana is currently framed by the two Foster buildings — the Khan Shatyr at one end, and the Palace of Peace at the other.
Notwithstanding the potential for generating temporary and independent spaces for transferring digital competences and increasing citizens' participation in the SC, we argue LL foster largely a form of participation framed within a model of civic stewardship for 'smart citizens'.
But her simplistic rhetoric, and the anti-European Thatcher myth fostered since she lost power, have framed, and diminished, the European debate in Britain ever since.
