Sentence examples for framed a book from inspiring English sources

The photographer Greg Gorman has shot those portraits since 1982, and now 171 of them have been compiled in "Framed," a book that is for sale on the company's Web site (laeyeworks.com).com

Rather than reproduce Barragán images from Zanco's book, for instance, Magid framed a copy of the book itself.

Framed by a book club from the distant future discussing a document from the past – Winston's diary – the show is a superbly handled multimedia speculation on the nature of truth that never lets the audience off the hook.

Having framed his book as a quest to understand Russia's demographic ills, Bullough tries too hard to wrap it up neatly, suggesting that Father Dudko's fate can explain self-destructive behavior today.

Years of sitting by the dark walls of my dimly lighted refuge — surrounded by pictures, books and framed book jackets — conditioned me to like a place with an older, lived-in feel.

Nearby a framed book page by Matthew Higgs reads, "Nostalgia Isn't What It Used To Be".

And he has framed his book less as an explanation of why tough circumstances mean you're likely to be successful than as a more modest argument that they don't mean you're bound to fail.

The student turns away in exasperation before his father can reply that Snyder has framed this book in order to respond to that question.

The president has "several revisionist theories" about Watergate and how Nixon was framed, the book says.

In a prologue framed as comic-book panels, a narrator explains American complicity in a coup that overthrew an elected government, our support for the Shah, his decadence, and the torture perpetrated by his secret police, which Iranians came to associate with Americans.

When their characters start talking, you start to wish their words were in a book framed by lots of description.