Sentence examples for framing them in from inspiring English sources

Mounting the two-dimensional panoramas on canvas and framing them in limited editions adds a painterly aura.

But the cases are complex, and Ms. Warren has had difficulty framing them in ways that are easy for voters to understand.

I would suggest taking a few select artworks, awards, photos and other ephemera and framing them in a series of cohesive frames, and then hanging them along one wall in a grouped composition.

He might also say that he has changed the very nature of the original photographs by re-contextualising them and framing them in an artistic, analogue setting and fuelling debate.

Inspired by a set of brass-framed sand-blasted glass doors on a building at Fifth Avenue and 93rd Street, Mr. Gillette toned them down by framing them in the ebonized oak he uses throughout the home.

And it is this issue of transformation that is the crux of Peretti's argument as to why BuzzFeed is not violating copyright law, claiming that BuzzFeed's listicles are transformative, because they storify the images, sequencing and framing them in a different way to their original context, thereby transforming the nature of the photo.

But Harper and Greenwald are wrong to frame them in such a simple, monocausal way.

While exposing us to objects of genuine importance, they nevertheless seem unable to frame them in a way that links them powerfully to our inner needs.

But those companies, when they've addressed the rationale for their decisions at all, have framed them in the most neutral of terms; none have named Trump.

Whether it's a restaurant laying out food or a business offering its employees a list of mutual funds in its 401(k) plan or the government presenting different Medicare options, whoever presents choices must frame them in some way.

Pupils' responses suggested they had, as Marking believed, related these countries' stories to their own lives and experiences – although, perhaps, they would take time to frame them in perspective.