Sentence examples for framing suggests from inspiring English sources

This framing suggests that inventors might face a 'complexity catastrophe' when they attempt to combine highly interdependent technologies.

As lively as much of it is, "Fire and Rain" rarely regains the bite of this introduction, nor does it resonate the way the book's framing suggests.

Rather than acknowledge heterogeneity in thought and behavior among practicing Muslims, this framing suggests that Islam, uniquely, is the driving force behind terrorism.

Although these two benefits at first sight may be considered logically equivalent, psychological research on framing suggests that this is not necessarily the case.

All those involved are framing suggested responses to the chaos through their own interests, which rarely align even with allies and don't amount to a strategy to stop the crumbling order.

His towering, muscular frame suggests both heroic stature and rustic discomfort.

Every frame suggests you might singe your fingers if you touch the screen.

An emblem in the final frames suggests the film stock was bought around that time.

Cook isn't nearly as physical as his cut 6-5, 248-pound frame suggests.

Rothenberg, with his gaunt features and wiry frame, suggests what Shakespeare's Rosalind calls "the very wrath of love".

Mario is played by Alfredo Castro, whose large droopy head, atop a skeletal frame, suggests a half-embalmed, zombie Al Pacino.