Sentence examples for though framed from inspiring English sources

Though framed as a joke, this question raised the very serious question of Russia after Putin, while emphasizing his irreplaceability.

Though framed as a sweet and redemptive truism, for me, it's actually one of the saddest moments in the movie.

Though framed as a diary chronicling the 2009 season, the book, co-authored by Alan Shipnuck of Sports Illustrated, is also a narrative of Kim's life.

Though framed as an incubator, the SoCal-based program is more of a venture fund than an actual incubator.

Though framed as a suspense story, the film is essentially about long-term relationships and what can preserve or destroy them.

The New York Times' front page headline, though, framed it thus: "ISRAEL ENSHRINES RIGHTS FOR JEWS". A trick was being played — de facto apartheid had become de jure in the blink of an eye, and the reader was none the wiser.

Others, though, frame Google's lobbying efforts as an inevitable part of growing up.

Like Naida, Frame's companion hadn't known the real reason for the trip, which was to see a magistrate "who would formally, now that she was 21 and adult, commit her to hospital 'for life.' " Though Frame insisted her own life and fiction not be conflated, she did acknowledge the inspiration real people provided.

His trademark method of examining a crime scene, which Sharona used to call his "Zen Sherlock Holmes thing," is to wander seemingly aimlessly around a crime scene, occasionally holding up his hands, as though framing a shot for a photograph.

Their best efforts, though, were framed by Mr. Brubeck's accompaniment.

These findings, though, are framed in terms that are all too familiar, and frustratingly convenient for a sexist status quo.