| At the base of the triangle made by her stomacher, and foregrounded by a white ribbon tied in a bow, hangs an emblem of the Queen's chastity. |
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| Families are also foregrounded as an important institution, and individuals are prayed for in terms of their role in a family structure. |
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| The theme of metatheatricality is foregrounded through the use of a proscenium arch, which frames the Crucible's theatre-in-the-round. |
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| What might become foregrounded from this research that is currently not being attended to in the literature or in the field? |
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| Instead we have a series of social or cultural panoramas, in which the author shifts the foregrounded matter in a well controlled rhythmic prose, flexible and sure. |
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| These photographs show iconic monuments, views and government buildings foregrounded by the artist's middle finger as if to offer perspective. |
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| It is a fairground ride of a movie in which character and narrative development gradually recede as thrills are foregrounded. |
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| Observed that the issue is already on the ACALAN agenda i.e. dynamism of ACALAN foregrounded Kiswahili on the language promotion exercise. |
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| She is initially dislikeable but gradually reveals a more sensitive side, while Peter's negative characteristics are foregrounded as the journey unfolds. |
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| The need for translatability is foregrounded because video games are sold across the world, with most games developed in either Japan or the United States. |
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| The actual constructions, however, foregrounded human endeavor in the crisply minimal forms and sensuously smooth surfaces of medium density fiberboard. |
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| Relationships and shifts are foregrounded between objects, truths and certainties within a current artistic production that resists easy interpretation or predictability. |
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| Headline news is foregrounded in the front-page carousel, whether it is railway news, an exhibition, recruitment day, the trailer for a film shot in one of our stations, or the latest from our Fondation Solidarité charity. |
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| An outstanding line-up of the world's most influential scientific computing experts, graphics specialists and organisations will be foregrounded over four packed days of presentations, tutorials and technology previews. |
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| Another heart-framed photo documenting a bouquet of limp daisies is foregrounded in Fantasie. |
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| The Working Group considers that it is the failure to publish the decisions which has caused the controversy as to whether the principles of equality and fairness foregrounded by the Commission have been respected. |
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| The discussions in progress on the future of the cohesion policy have foregrounded the importance of obtaining the points of view of local stakeholders. |
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| It follows from revisiting former metanarratives that peoples and events that were once silenced or sidelined can now be foregrounded and highlighted. |
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| The preparations and discussions of the first meeting, including the initial thematic questionnaire, have foregrounded a wide array of topical issues crucial to the migration and development debate. |
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| Consequently, the relevance of conversive scholarly strategies is foregrounded. |
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