Sentence examples for headlines framed from inspiring English sources

Though he felt the film was a "sad waste" of Fuller's talent, he praised the director's treatment of the work, including the changes made to the source material, noting that "filmed in headlines, framed as allegory, White Dog combines hard-boiled sentimentality and hysterical violence".

He cut out that headline, framed it, and hung it on the wall of his shabby apartment.

I blamed this deluge of sudden emotions on a New York Times article the white lettered headline, framed against a colorful rug and pair of shackled feet, declared "The Chains of Mental Illness in West Africa".

When the policy launched in July, most headlines disappointingly framed this definition around wolf whistling.

The New York Times' front page headline, though, framed it thus: "ISRAEL ENSHRINES RIGHTS FOR JEWS". A trick was being played — de facto apartheid had become de jure in the blink of an eye, and the reader was none the wiser.

The headline frames the rest of the experience.

Click on the link and you will be greeted with a large banner headline, "John Tierney FOR CONGRESS" framed in blue; you'll also see his smiling face in a winning photo.

Like the Daily Mirror headline, they had been framed beforehand, only to be tweaked later.

A Time magazine cover featuring Warren E. Buffett grinning knowingly above the bold white headline "The Optimist" hangs framed near the doorway of Ms. Lang's office.

Identical headlines appeared everywhere, framing the Torch Run as national resolve, a tribute to Sichuan.

" 'Shade' is a portrait in contrasts, telling the tale of two presidencies through a series of powerful juxtapositions — with Souza's unforgettable images of President Obama delivering new power and meaning when framed by tweets, headlines, quotes and other material from the first 500 days of the Trump administration," the publisher said in a news release.