Sentence examples for framing of a work from inspiring English sources

This framing of a work or experience creates what Milk calls "a translation gap" that requires a suspension of disbelief to feel fully immersed in a performance or to fully experience it.

The peritextual literacy framework (PLF) is a tool for accessing, evaluating, and comprehending the content of media using elements that frame the body of a work and mediate its content for the user.

Yet the tongue-in-cheek framing of the work as a cautionary tale about the dangers of drugs and heavy metal only underlined the age of the material.

She complained that the frames of a few works suffered nicks during transportation to Spain.

The paint-stained gloves are framed like a work of art and have an estimated value of £5,000 to £7,000.

You can pause it at any moment and the whole frame is a work of art.

It, too, is a historical film — it's set in an unspecified time in the late nineteenth century — but it's framed as a work of memory, as a man recalls what he saw and experienced as a boy at the time of the strike.

The flood lines, seen close up, are painterly, their drip marks seeming to betray an artist's hand, and the blooms of mold come in a range of colors; each frame looks like a work of abstract art.

Just as a artist frames a work of art, you must create a frame around the poem that you have discovered and record it.

These scaffolds, made of both natural and synthetic materials, work like the framing of a building.

In this frame of work, an unlicensed secondary user attempts to opportunistically access a licensed primary channel in order to use the underutilized spectrum.