The question of how we enable parents to both provide for their children and care for them is a social and economic issue, and it needs to be framed as one we all share.
Watkins' narrative is framed as two fictional British filmmakers shooting a documentary about America's Punishment Park, as the desert compound is called.
UConn's season has been framed as one in which young players have re-energized Calhoun.
The good news for Mr. Obama: when the issue is framed as one of jobs against deficits, jobs win.
It's framed as one long narrative, which allows Mr. Lamar to make certain kinds of songs under the guise of using them as plot points, like "Backseat Freestyle," which is either a robust series of boasts or a telling of a story about a kid who loudly boasts, depending on how you listen to it.
If the contest, after all, is framed as one between Barack Obama and Rush Limbaugh, then even those on the right who might otherwise resent the association may feel obliged to defend the radio talker, with the effect of pushing reality to more closely resemble caricature.
Travis Nichols' novel The More You Ignore Me is framed as one continuous rant by an internet troll infuriated because he has been barred from a wedding website by the comments moderator.
Addressing what he called an "agonizing question," Robinson asked: "How many lives is a Rembrandt worth?" The struggle is framed as one between the stomach and the spirit.
When the discussion's moderator asked if there is anything that could not be framed as queer art, one of the curators, André von Ah, did in fact answer the question, citing works that do not deal with aesthetic or social norms.
Apollonius' problem can be framed as a system of three equations for the center and radius of the solution circle.
