Sentence examples for Reframe as from inspiring English sources

Spraying sulfate particles, the method most likely to be implemented, is classified as a form of "solar radiation management," an Orwellian term that some of its advocates have sought to reframe as "climate remediation".

Sanneh raises the issue of Gabbard's lifelong immersion in the Science of Identity Foundation, an opaque religious organization that she and its founder, Chris Butler, have attempted to reframe as a "resource".

Donald Trump certainly has stumbled on the issue, especially when he said in a TV interview that if abortion were made illegal, women seeking one should be criminally punished – a statement that he later tried to reframe as "pro-life with exceptions".

In this spilled coffee example, you could use a context reframe as follows: "Your spilling coffee means we are so much more privileged than 80percentt of the world who can't afford to have coffee with breakfast!" This is exaggerated, yes, but it illustrates how drastically the meaning can change when you expand and change the context.

If Alien is horror/sci-fi, Aliens is the same movie reframed as action/sci-fi.

For instance, a recent study [ 15] showed that acupuncture treatment in patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain enhanced their coping towards pain (e.g. positive reframing) as well as reducing pain intensity.

If she reframes it as, 'Is the capital Houston or Albany?,' Johnny is more likely to answer correctly".

Reframe it as an indicator of potential growth as opposed to a sign of peril.

Reframe coaching as an investment the organization is making in their development rather than a personal fix.

Reframe struggles as stepping stones.

In more recent years, the problem has been reframed as a cognitive deficit intrinsic to the disease.