Sentence examples for frames itself from inspiring English sources

First Reformed is a deeply felt, deeply thought picture; impressive in its seriousness and often gripping in the way it frames itself as a debate and a sermon.

Like its acclaimed predecessor, Gate of the Sun, which used an encounter between a medical worker and a comatose Palestinian fighter as the basic device for releasing its material, Yalo (named after its protagonist) also frames itself within a single, elemental confrontation, in this case between a naive young Lebanese man accused of rape and robbery, and his savage, nameless interrogator.

The tribunal frames itself as a place for victims to have their stories heard.

Cylance frames itself as one of the most advanced threat detection engines powered by machine learning and algorithmic modeling.

In Florida, a state constitutional amendment backed by power companies frames itself as a pro solar power measure.

Once again, the theory frames itself in Aristotelian terms, whereby the insolubles are absolutely or unqualifiedly false, but true in a certain respect.

It is easier for an opposition to frame itself as representing new forms of politics.

"The surprises begin with the frame itself," says Bart Devolder, onsite co-ordinator of the project.

Johnson leads me to the frame itself, in the centre of the room.

Google has, to date, always refused to frame itself in those terms.

National Theatre Wales has always framed itself as a community, and this was community in action.