Sentence examples for sort of a frame from inspiring English sources
The government is right to not immediately trust new technology to just work and some sort of a frame of regulation is needed to ensure our safety and security.
The government is right to not immediately trust new technology to just work and some sort of a frame of regulation is needed to ensure our safety and security.
"This way we create an intimate feeling, sort of a framing sequence that invites the audience in," Cotter said.
According to my daughter, who claims to remember the fateful evening with the sort of frame-by-frame recall usually reserved for car crashes, we were enjoying a pleasant family meal at our local Indian restaurant.
The most notable interior feature is a "floating island" bezel — a sort of asymetrical frame that sweeps around the gauges and across the dashboard, encompassing the central air vents, audio and climate controls.
A sort of fundamental frame of what's coming in the next few months is contained within the Virginia Plan.
Of course, the most truly original and challenging movies of the Best Picture nine are "The Tree of Life" and "Hugo"; I'd be delighted to see either one win, and happiest with "The Tree of Life," which brings an entirely new dimension (no pun intended) to the cinema, a sort of double frame of memory that renders long-buried memories and fantasies visible.
The basic rectangular block of the house is flanked by a sort of exoskeletal frame, creating two matching balconies--his-and-her spaces like the his-and-her garages.
The better sort of them consisted of a frame of wickerwork or light wood covered with one or more thicknesses of ox or horse hide.
Deeper inside there was a sort of hearth, framed with branches and a bit of fence, replete with burgundy rugs and comfortable chairs that faced the products, which were bolted to the walls.
This being a spy novel, it plays some games with perspective and who's owning the story, and I don't want to divulge it, either, but inhabiting a young woman is not so much a challenge as a matter of just locking yourself into a sort of frame of mind.
