Sentence examples for frame a kind of from inspiring English sources

All these works contain a throbbing color saturation that elevates the music frame by frame, a kind of kinetic energy captured in digital format.   .

The vibe is serene: a rainforest mural on one wall, and distressed, exposed-brick columns framing a kind of indoor pergola.

A girl with a big smile and a forceful manner had used blocks of different sizes to build a kind of frame.

To the left there's another pine, also leaning forward, and the two trunks form a kind of frame around the sunny river and the wooded hills on the far side.

The plot is less a structural frame than a kind of golden wire on which Anderson hangs innumerable encounters, scampering chases, and an archly decorative style of commentary.

Place commands nearly every frame with a kind of hard-bitten luminosity.

Cinematographer Stephen Goldblatt, whose keen sense of the South earned him an Oscar nomination for 1991's "The Prince of Tides," makes the most of it, giving even the dirt roads and decaying frame houses a kind of gauzy beauty usually reserved for the plantation-styled manses.

No caretaking task is too tough; even an at-home enema is framed as a kind of tender intervention.