Sentence examples for life framing from inspiring English sources

The previous novels – A Death in the Family, A Man in Love – are direct in approach, but complex in their structure: Knausgaard looking back on his life, framing his experiences with older eyes, while never forgetting that his past actions belong to another life.

Crickets and wind both come colourfully to life, framing a single human element that punctures the stillness.

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

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.

Members of the "greatest generation", marked by conflict, they were strongly committed to a vision of social life framed in negotiation, mutual understanding and compromise.

"Only Yesterday" unfolds almost entirely as a single long flashback about Mary's life, framed by the First World War and the Depression.

Though the author and characters are members of Generation X, the novel's fragmentary action feels more suited to a demographic accustomed to seeing life framed in disconnected status updates.

The 22-year-old who, on May 23rd, murdered six of his peers and attempted to kill many more before taking his own life framed his unhappiness as due to others' failings rather than his own and vowed to punish the young women who, he believed, had rejected him.

The patients' self-management capabilities and different experiences of how to integrate dietary recommendations into daily life framed their perception and assessment of dietary counselling and determined their preferences concerning the style of communication from their GPs.

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