Sentence examples for man framed from inspiring English sources

"He will not be the first or the last black man framed by the system".

Throughout his trial, Avery is characterized by the show as an impoverished man framed by local police.

On the opposite wall is a portrait of a kneeling couple: a white woman and a black man framed against a blue sky flecked by white clouds.

A man framed by the ex-detectives told them he hoped that they would suffer in prison for the rest of their lives, as he had for 19 years.

Fleischer returned to true crime and found box-office success with 10 Rillington Place (1971), a pseudodocumentary about the John Reginald Christie Timothy Evans murder case that shocked England in the 1940s; Richard Attenborough starred as the mass murderer, and John Hurt was the simpleminded man framed for one of the killings and hanged.

Among the movies found were "Juke Joint," about two men who pose as theatrical experts to get free room and board for helping the landlord's daughter prepare for a beauty pageant, and "Murder in Harlem," about a lawyer defending a man framed on a murder charge.

Heterosexuality became defined as the key indicator of masculinity, with gay men framed as "weak" and "feminine".

With a soft breeze in the air, dark-haired beauties in flouncy dresses flirted with handsome men framed by the sweaters tied around their shoulders.

Darrow, whose most renowned work came in the early 20th century when labourers had no rights and racial prejudice was widespread, defended those whom no one else would defend: workers fighting oppression (he was responsible for winning an eight-hour day for coal miners), striking union members, black men framed for crimes – the list goes on.

Where are bodies placed, how are bodies morphed for dramatic effect, and how is Spider-Man framed differently from his meeker alter ego?

As the Spectator reported in early March, Viagra is now being specifically marketed to young men, framed as a "lifestyle" drug rather than a medical one.