| Reserving this chapter and these opening murders to display the emergence of the Klan, Dixon uses microscopy to enframe the violence we anticipate in the pages that follow. |
| If the Wades of Africa want to enframe Africa's developmental agenda with an African detailed action plan, we should cheer them. |
| The paving stones are usually finished quite neatly and smoothly where their edges enframe the firepit. |
| This is because changing conditions over time alter the contexts that socially enframe meanings and values. |
| Even prior to reaching the courts, interactions between claimants and experts serve to enframe how Indigenous sovereignty is defined, how it is narrated, and what it means. |
| Like the art of realistic painting: pictures hold an equivalent in the confined areas which they enframe. |
