Sentence examples for mostly framed from inspiring English sources

The trend-explaining industry has mostly framed the rise of P.B.R. as part of an alleged "retro-chic" movement.

Every word that could be used to describe a shot or a bang or a minor explosion came into play, mostly framed by confusion.

Not to mention the pictures on the walls, mostly framed cartoon originals accumulated over the years from friends in the profession.

You know, its constitution was mostly framed by a Frenchman, and French red tape is some of the worst you'll come across in the world.

But Springer's shock TV is mostly framed by class: he provides a forum for people primarily Christian, sub-working-class people, struggling with drugs or other shit that gets them high, like misogyny and racism who feel voiceless elsewhere.

In this particular case, characterizing the problem, approaches and solutions is mostly framed within the currently dominant approach of conventional potato production that involves excessive use of fungicides to control the disease [3, 10].

He explained that he'd been here about eight months, mostly framing the single-family houses that companies were putting up as fast as possible.

The levee protects 200 or so mostly frame houses built on one side, and about 40 on the other side, from this bulging river.

Instead, they mostly frame it as a libertarian fight for individuals' rights.

Whereas for two suppliers mostly frame-shift mutations caused by a high rate of n-1 primers, were observed, only 3%% of primers from a third supplier were incorrect (Table 1).

The controversy has mostly been framed in the press as the latest round in a debate running back to the Second Vatican Council – yet another clash between "Spirit of Vatican II" American Catholics and a more conservative hierarchy in Rome, with familiar flashpoints, a familiar cast of characters, and the same basic political and theological issues at stake.