Sentence examples for framed by its from inspiring English sources

The large-as-life subject stands stiffly in khaki army garb, his expressionless face framed by its tatty beard.

Jane looked into the large mirror hung beside her, seeing there her own pinched, anxious features staring back, framed by its bevelled edges and …poisoned by verdigris.

A view inside a freezer, framed by its constricted outlines, offers a portrait of middle America before the age of the chef Alice Waters and Ben & Jerry's.

But more than anything the briefings reveal how the ISI's world view is framed by its decades-old enmity with India.

Taking place across 36 venues throughout the city, framed by its stunning backdrops, the festival will bring together a line-up of internationally renowned artists and performers from all art forms, including theatre, music, dance, literature, film and visual arts.

Hezbollah's increasingly open military intervention in Syria, against fellow Arab Muslims, is framed by its followers here in the northern Bekaa Valley less as a galvanizing mission than a regrettable necessity.

Critical infrastructure is framed by conditions of its natural environment.

Incense and cotton candy also wafted through this village on the historic pilgrimage route "Camino de Santiago" in northern Spain, its main square framed by the ruins of its medieval castle and a couple of fake arches set up for the occasion.

The review of HeRAMS was essential for understanding its potential applicability in future crises, framed by an understanding of its use in Darfur, as well as by the development of other assessments for similar purposes.

The parlor mantelpiece (one of six fireplaces in all) is framed by Doric pilasters, and its ceiling features an acanthus ornament as sophisticated and well-wrought as any to be found in a Manhattan townhouse of the same period.

The struggle is now framed by the BNP and its ally as a battle between anti-Islamist forces and the pious.Foreign diplomats in Dhaka have issued polite appeals for due process at the tribunal and restraint on the streets.