Sentence examples for a framing that from inspiring English sources

The PR firms coined the "Hopenhagen" slogan – a framing that went askew when the summit collapsed.

Their words of wisdom were to be "interspersed with musical selections", a framing that suggests it was the reverends' words that mattered most.

Claire Guiver, University of New South Wales, Australia The SDGs have been conceived to try to dismantle the global north-south divide, through a framing that makes them applicable to all nations, regardless of wealth.

Haitian sovereignty, and the nationalist insurrections it inspired in the global South, was seen as an aberration from the Enlightenment's racial ideal, a framing that has persisted for two centuries.

As previously argued by Jonathan Rowson we need a framing that is complex enough to highlight the competing commitments (eg to energy security, fuel prices, and economic growth) that militate against many forms of action, but also one that's simple enough to be a shared reference point.

What's more, Secretary Clinton's agenda has been presented with a framing that threatens to undermine her own party's greatest achievements and make future advances for the middle class more difficult to achieve.

At this point, you can find a frame that is ready made, make your own or get it professionally framed.

What a bizarre, wonderful, tingler of a frame that was.

Gonzalez had smooth hands in the field and a frame that suggested a future slugger.

Sylvian's piece gives it a frame that's both artful and artless.

You can adjust a frame that is out of alignment with thin wooden wedges, called shims.