Sentence examples for through a frame of from inspiring English sources

Feedback is too often viewed through a frame of evaluation and judgment: Good and bad.

You gaze at the world through a frame of power and influence.

He said, though, that teaching ought to be done through a frame of narrative history.

In "Waiting for the Barbarians," Eugène Green, filming with a puckish directness, refracts present-day passions through a frame of classical reclamation and firsthand artistic rediscovery.

Watch the bullet train speed through a frame of distant mountains and sharp blue skies and this seems to be postcard-perfect Japan.

Liberals, on the other hand, are best understood through a frame of the nurturant parent, who teaches his child to pursue personal happiness and care for those around him.

The paper foregrounds the spatialities of arts-based practice and argues that, in the school setting, arts-based interventions are usefully understood through a framing of liminality.

Think of your journey through this paragraph as a frame of reference for what it's like to listen to Walk To The Fire.

A study of vibration transmission through a frame typical of timber-framed buildings was undertaken in order to establish whether or not statistical energy analysis (SEA) could be used to model such structures.

The beehive hut is constructed by weaving grass through a domelike frame of saplings.

They show how notions of community involvement and participation are viewed through a narrow frame of the medical model of disease and recovery (18); communities appear to be defined as patients and health workers charged with helping in the scaling-up of medically oriented mental health services (27).