Sentence examples for that have framed from inspiring English sources

As a result, scores of accidental killings are not reflected in the official statistics that have framed the debate over how to protect children from guns.

Tura's change of tone was largely dictated by subject matter, of course, but it defies the standards of taste set down by Florentine painters and writers, standards that have framed the way Renaissance art is judged.

Tyler becomes humanized during the Faustian journey he undertakes after losing his wife, his job and his respectability to the sinister forces that have framed him — while inadvertently tipping him off to a huge stock swindle with grave consequences.

I am not only referring to debates on Catiline and civil liberties, but also to the lurid, largely fictional, anecdotes of Roman emperors that have framed our own views of political corruption and excess (where does autocratic excess end and a reign of terror begin?), or the justifications, bad and good, for imperial expansion and military intervention.

It would be lacking in historical insight and academically irresponsible to misinterpret the elite discourses that have framed most of the public debate in Europe in recent years.

These various influences are all evident in rural geography as practiced today; however, variations still exist in the emphasis and conceptual tendencies of rural geography in different countries, reflecting particular national contexts that have framed research agendas and the varying strength of rural geography compared with related disciplines such as rural sociology.

As mayor, Mr. Giuliani continued on with the style that has framed his seven-year tenure.

Darjeeling, the Sherpas, and Mount Everest make up a triangle that has framed Tenzing's life.

Polls suggest that Americans are acutely interested in the health care bill itself, but are not aware, and not really following, the arcane battling that has framed it.

It is hard to believe, at first, that this is the same auditorium that has framed the musical outpouring of the ENO, originally Sadler's Wells Opera, since 1968.

But one thing is certain: We plan to continue teaching him with the same spirit that has framed his first five years of life and hope to further instill in him a thirst for knowledge that can never be quenched.