Sentence examples for framed by one from inspiring English sources
Readers will doubtless contest some or many of the things Anonymous has to say, but he pulls few punches in this book and gives us a fascinating window on America's war with Al Qaeda -- at least as framed by one senior analyst, who seems to have put all bureaucratic niceties aside.
It helps that she is framed by one of the world's finest productions of the ballet.
His paintings can elevate what to others would be unprepossessing or ugly details. "The Argenteuil Bridge and the Seine" is framed by one of the seven stone and steel arches of the bridge, and girders and railings overwhelm everything more inviting.
Bacon's Rebellion is framed by one mainstream high school textbook as hastening "the end of an era of executive tyranny".
The mystery beard-man in his latest print above is a prime example, framed by one of Claesson's alluring crystal blue crests, which are the element that first drew me into his work.
As people stood there in silence, listening, it seemed clear that this was going to be an event framed by one of the biggest UK news events of the year, not only because the tower block remains, physically, overlooking the site, but because the trauma experienced by so many – and the state negligenceand incompetence that's become searingly apparent since the fire – has resonated so widely.
There is little sense of the action being framed by two wars, one that destroyed a generation, the other that threatened to alter the social structure of a nation.
The above value-frameworks are ideal-types, so, it is possible for assessments to be framed by more than one of them or integrated in new ways.
The Final Frame ends things with Kiwanuka singing tenderly about the end of a relationship, one framed by "the times I'm living through".
High above, a stained glass window depicted the American eagle with the motto, "E pluribus unum" – out of many, one – framed by the seals of individual states.
Unlike most musicals, in which the songs are framed by straightforward comedy, this one is a sort of operetta, in which much of the dialogue is performed to music as recitative.
