People smugglers are framed as the ultimate enemy.
Most white directors make movies about white people, whose stories are framed as universal.
If we are framed as temptresses, our only power is sex.
Bach at One events are framed as services, including a brief prayer and a reading of poems.
Problems and solutions are framed as global, with little debate over who makes decisions and in whose interests.
Skirmishes over displaying the Confederate flag are framed as hate versus heritage, and churches are still largely racially segregated simply because that is how communities divide themselves.
In both orders, all the bans are framed as temporary, but both suggest that what will follow the temporary period will be greater restrictions, not lesser ones.
What are framed as development policies often end up doing very little to help the most marginalised communities, and sometimes end up harming them.
A similar dynamic is in play with celebrity political opinions: the bad ones are framed as inherently dismissible, while the thoughtful ones are aggregated as searing must-reads.
Some of the compositions are framed as though in the panel of a comic strip, crowned with titles ("Our story begins...," or the courageously unarousing "Meanwhile in Delaware..."...
Protests are framed as explicitly "anti-communist" – and the "communism" of the BSP is expressed in its complicity with non-transparent privatisation deals and economic austerity.
