Sentence examples for neat framing from inspiring English sources

Thanks to this neat framing device, what was once obsolete sci-fi is now alternative history.

The tragic story of Debbie Raymond (excellently played by Imogen Poots) provides a neat framing device that talented screenwriter Matt Greenhalgh uses to underwrite the increasing emptiness of Raymond's champagne lifestyle.

They like neat frames, centered compositions, loud colors and slow burns.

A prosewriter sees things like a cine-camera, superficial, clear-cut, arranged into neat frames.

People would think she was too full of herself: her neat frame seemed packed up tight with personality and experience.

Paul Elie begins his intriguingly titled "Reinventing Bach" with a charming anecdote that seems, at first, a neat frame for his argument.

When I first met him in April 2014, he proudly showed off his professional and academic accolades: print-outs in neat frames above his desk.

The hints of a link between dreaming and creativity is neatly suggested, too, and the magic of the movies provides a neat frame of reference for the fairy world.

He tidily subdivides his page into neat frames that show how the value of a life might be reduced to a backpack of flour or a pack of Drina cigarettes of peculiar foulness.

But Shetland also contains a growing number of neat, timber-frame and timber-clad homes in the gray-blue and rust shades favored in Scandinavia.

Mr. Lindell, 46, an artist and architect, is a tall, disarming man with buzzed gray hair, excellent posture and neat black-frame eyeglasses.