Sentence examples for too framed from inspiring English sources

And good riddance!" While other outlets were less hyperbolic, they, too, framed the result as a victory for secularism.

But the wineries are here, too, framed against huge mountain peaks.

Mr. Dylan is now a full participant in instrumental passages too, framing songs with his piano parts or picking insistent guitar lines.

This, too, she framed as a feminist initiative (though she eschewed the term itself, and refused to appear in exhibitions of exclusively women artists).

He has written several books, including "Harmony," a treatise arguing that "the Westernized world has become far too firmly framed by a mechanistic approach to science".

Taking part in preparations for the defense of the island from the vicissitudes of hurricane season may have a practical imperative, but this, too, is framed as a revolutionary duty.

In our opinion, however, the debate is too narrowly framed.

Big Boy is back in business, but he, too, is framed, in this case for Tess' kidnapping.

Dear White People reminded me that race is too often framed as a dichotomous conversation of black vs. white.

Such efforts prove that it is possible for the public and political leaders to reach agreement about some of the most contentious issues facing the country, matters that are too often framed as intractable and intensely antagonistic by extremist leaders.

They are often elaborately framed, too.