Sentence examples for framing gives from inspiring English sources

His rapid editing and framing gives the film an almost contemporary feel.

This framing gives the player permission to take on other quests while still feeling a vague pressure to continue the search.

Costa's patient, oblique framing gives Straub a stage on which to declaim his conjoined ideals of "theatrical abstraction" and political revolution, yet also keeps close watch on the practicalities of editorial decision-making, about which the pair are uniquely articulate.

This was done in the early Russian film The Ghost That Never Returns (1929), in which a prison riot shown by oblique framing gives the impression that the building is being pushed over.

In turn, the framing gives much more weight and urgency to the matter of channelling science to the common good.

And, if you don't mind my asking, what's interesting or challenging about working with those teams?" This more sophisticated framing gives your contact the opportunity to answer the same question about their day, and it doesn't require you to ask an old turkey of a question to get there.

In the earlier system of framework and panel, the framing gave the required strength in both length and width, the panel being a mere filling held in grooves.

The time frame gives him little chance to be ready for the playoffs.

A lower frame gives confidence to young riders, while the lighter frame makes it easier to pick up and control.

Inside, the floor is constructed so that the boards creak and the simple wooden frame gives rhythm to the space.

Only the ornate gilded frame gives an indication of his public stature, as Charles I's court painter.