Sentence examples for framed like that from inspiring English sources

Framed like that, separated from the bleak sky, it lost its power to terrify.

Framed like that, it's suddenly Brown who's putting Scottish interests first and, oddly, Salmond who's left defending a supine relationship to London.

Framed like that, this campaign is not yet a disaster.

Another reason Reebok likes "Framed" is that it helps deepen the company's relationships with its superstar endorsers, many of whom are paid millions of dollars a year to bedeck themselves in merchandise bearing the Reebok and Rbk names.

Afterwards, Kenshin learns that since the Hiten Mitsurugi-ryū is only suitable to a wide-framed muscular build like that of Seijūrō's, his body eventually began to deteriorate and soon he will be unable to use it ever again.

He liked that white so much that he painted two framed canvases white on white in the back of the store.

Not long after GIFs achieved total internet domination, they began trying to escape, manifesting themselves physically through projects like Electric Objects, a framed screen that puts web art on your wall, and Joe Winograd's holographic prints which use lenticular technology a lá those holographic cards that change when you tilt them to behave like live GIFs.

And framed digital displays that look like paintings or family photographs have not been news since Bill Gates planned his own dream house in the mid-'90s.

Mallory was sitting up waiting for me, still in her nightgown but with her glasses on boxy little black-framed things that looked like a pair of the generic reading glasses you find in the drugstore but were in fact ground to the optometrist's specifications and which she wore as a kind of combative fashion statement.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — In a wood-paneled office lined with books, sports memorabilia and framed posters (including John Belushi in "Animal House"), E. Gordon Gee, the president of Ohio State University, keeps a framed quotation that reads, "If you don't like change, you're going to like irrelevance even less".

But many of Lennon's everyday items offer a more personal feeling, like three pairs of his round-framed glasses that are scattered among the displays.