Sentence examples for life frame from inspiring English sources

Two figures in America's life frame his story: Mrs. Harper, from "then," and Dr. B., from "now".

If that's what you're feeling, how do you get yourself out of a constrained life frame?

Those who happily fit their work into a smaller life frame probably had some pain and missteps along the way.

In "Mount Terminus," Bloom becomes a young storyboard artist, a man who envisions how stories can come to life frame by frame.

Admit that you're afraid to move out of your smaller life frame, acknowledge you're not powerless and resolve to take small steps toward a change that could fit your life.

The period of Mr. O'Brien's life framed by the film is not exactly underexposed.

Your expectation of seeing life framed, organized, made somehow more coherent, is teased, frustrated and sometimes thwarted outright.

The photos are unsettling, depicting years of humdrum, everyday life framed through the lenses of unendingly suspicious watchdogs.

The idea is to present an off-kilter fantasy of gold-rush life, framed by Brechtian distancing.

It was an intensely personal work, revealing the sombre mythology of his private life framed in terms of a story of an artist alienated from his society.

Born into a middle-class Polish Jewish family, Szyk lived a life framed by two world wars and the rise of totalitarianism in Europe.