Sentence examples for framing like from inspiring English sources

In the days of papal indulgences, people liked a certificate, perhaps suitable for framing like a diploma, to display their freedom from sin.

He took to the tableau approach and the off-centre framing like a duck to water, and we kept pushing it further and further.

Individually mundane, the photographs gain their power from their collective scale and their step-locked grid framing, like a bank of CCTV monitors; in a picture of three pigs a single porcine eye gazes back at you, reproachfully.

How does it propose, while trapped within Tory framing like a bee behind a window, to ignite a passionate re-engagement of the kind we have seen in Scotland?

According to the report, both of these next-gen iPhones will have metal framing like the iPhone 5s, ditching the plastic iPhone 5c-style casing.

For instance, "Don is full of himself" would be difficult to explain in terms of biological factors and thus although an abstract framing like "Some people are full of themselves" may make biological accounts more plausible, psychological accounts may still be more dominant than biological accounts even in the abstract framing.

The crime was framed like an art heist.

I'd seen these photographs hanging in the homes of their subjects, framed like religious icons.

Everything is an event; even a holiday Cornetto is framed like the Parthenon.

England's Six Nations campaign continues to be framed like an NHS waiting list.

It was all eyes to the bosoms, which were framed like a portrait around a white blouse.