Sentence examples for frames as a from inspiring English sources

The president, Vaclav Klaus, a persistent critic of what he frames as a loss of sovereignty, is demanding unspecified changes, European officials said Thursday.

A drastic change -- like a switch from an anchorwoman sitting at a desk to a shot of a traffic jam -- is detected by the software, enabling it to tag those frames as a new segment or idea.

When Moore was fifteen, he says, he suffered his first heartbreak, at the hand of a girl named Rachel, which he frames as a pivotal moment in his development: "The only way to get to a point where you have no feelings, you have to have your heart ripped out and shit on.

By using an electron microscope and X-ray fluorescence spectrometry, which reveals the parts of pigments without taking invasive samples, researchers found that early on van Gogh used perspective frames as a guide and drew on the canvas to correctly render proportions and depth of field in his landscapes.

Once a leader of the conservative firebrands in Congress under Newt Gingrich in the 1990s, Mr. Kasich has surprised and disarmed some former critics on the left with his championing of Ohio's disadvantaged, which he frames as a matter of Christian compassion.

We concatenate four frames as a single-input example.

The trial has been framed as a high-society scandal.

"Russian Dolls" is framed as a backward-looking narrative.

It has been very effectively framed as a necessary evil.

The offer was framed as a world-class bargain.

It's framed as a 1930s-style black-and-white newsreel.