Sentence examples for which were framed from inspiring English sources

It was all eyes to the bosoms, which were framed like a portrait around a white blouse.

Patient-centered messages focused on barriers they may face in disclosing, namely psychosocial barriers, which were framed as offset by few psychosocial benefits.

The choice questions in our study asked for a choice between preventative services which were framed as identical in terms of costs and effects, in order to encourage respondents to trade off one context against another purely in terms of the number of persons affected.

These situations included (A) handling near misses, which were seen as unworthy of reporting since they did not result in actual harm to the patient, (B) prioritising solving individual patients' safety problems, which were viewed as unique or one-time events and (C) encountering re-occurring safety problems, which were framed as inevitable, routine events.

However, between these films was The Parallax View (1974), which is framed by two assassinations.

The viewer imagined the moment, which was framed dramatically, as if part of a narrative.

But children and children's play was a prominent feature of parks and one which was framed by class.

At the bottom lies the stage, which is framed by glass on two sides and overlooks the water.

My pulse quickens as we near the entrance to Liseberg, which is framed by tall castle-like towers.

The garden that is invisible from the maid's room can be seen from the window, which is framed by bookcases.

In "The Strain," Mr. del Toro's gory tale, which is framed like a police procedural, the vampires are lowlifes, unremittingly vile.