Sentence examples for sensitive framing from inspiring English sources
Shot in black-and-white 16 millimeter in a quasi-documentary visual style, with sensitive framing and attentively hand-held camerawork, the film follows the tragic-comic though more often than not comic-tragic adventures of two bosom buddies, Lloyd and Frank, wonderfully played by Lou Perryman (above, left, in a scene from the film) and Sonny Davis.
As a result of their study, they provided a contextually sensitive frame for the analysis of career outcomes.
For example [27] suggested three quality criteria suitable for quality evaluation of the Sustainability Governance Foresight (SGF) on the EU level that takes into account culturally sensitive frames of policy issues.
Furthermore, the economists are sensitive to framing effects.
The Kid (Ravi Ramos Lacerda), as he is called, has a fleshy, sensitive face framed by curls.
One of them appears twice, a man with a youthful, sensitive face, framed by rimless glasses and pale gray hair.
Mr. Obama had similarly confronted American misdeeds this year in Cuba, Argentina, Vietnam and Japan, each time raising decades-old but still sensitive actions, framed in the language of reconciliation.
Built using Unity 3D, it features a motion-sensitive frame on a rotating mount.
Applying a realist analysis within an adapted structuration theory framing sensitive to power relations, we explore contextual (socio-political and technological) characteristics and mechanisms affecting outcomes at micro, meso and macro levels.
In cases where children are enrolled in clinical treatment programmes for obesity management, however, it is important that clinicians, parents and grandparents identify sensitive and supportive ways of framing the topic of body weight.
