Sentence examples for uses to frame from inspiring English sources

The student who struggled with crippling sadness was intrigued by an analogy that Greene uses to frame evolutionary perspectives on human psychology: Humans crave foods packed with sugars because they are concentrated sources of energy.

Mr. Strom seems to be trying something like the oblique, associative style of Jean-Luc Godard's "Histoire(s) du Cinéma" series, right down to the patented blocks of text (here, flashing red type that reads "The Jewish Question") that Mr. Godard uses to frame his images.

A recent B-plus in philosophy has lowered her average slightly, but as she sits on her well-worn couch and plays with her long black braids, she sounds as if she has a new philosophy that she uses to frame her accomplishments and her approach to her job.

Five years ago I used to frame 30 pictures a week.

And what language are they using to frame their arguments?

A narrative can be used to frame a problem, but cannot be used to solve it.

Returns the boundaries of the rectangle used to frame the arc.

Changes the boundaries of the rectangle used to frame the arc.

These are papers that the authors use to frame their arguments and questions.

Part of the reason, suggests the report, lies in the different language economists and companies use to frame the issue.

In the late 1990s, Anholt used to frame place brands in the way advertiser or a corporate marketer would.