Sentence examples for framing against from inspiring English sources

The story arc of Curtis's life and the cameo appearances made by American personages along its parabola — he enjoyed the support of Teddy Roosevelt, enlisted financial aid from J. P. Morgan, photographed Geronimo and Chief Joseph — is ready-made for cinematic framing against an empty Western landscape.

It is Mourinho's destiny to find his life measured out in trips to Stamford Bridge, those clanky blue stands the framing against which his managerial evolution has been marked: from the golden years of Bubonic José, the slick young coach with the physically dominant attacking style to the strangulating triumphs and angry departures a decade later.

They are framed against a matte black background and displayed at eye level.

As a playwright, I look to tell stories that are framed against great political rupture.

It is a sense of identity framed against a scary other.

Easy to notice shoes in a limousine, framed against gray felt.

What she did was not framed against some sort of wall of disapproval by African Americans.

But the issue was framed against us very effectively — by Clinton.

Instead he stretches his arms and puffs his chest, framed against the winter's light.

But the issue was framed against us very effectively by Clinton.

The details in the studio portraits, framed against bare backdrops, are intimately attached to the sitters.