It's affecting because it's framed as her choice.
When J. L. Chestnut, a black lawyer who knew Wallace, says, "Forgive yes, forget never," the response is weaker than it should be because it is framed in cliched terms.
The story is strong because it is framed within Carroll's own personal story -- his childhood Jewish friend, his years as an Army brat in newly liberated West Germany, his shared grief at the early death of a good friend.
Expanding on this, he said: "It won't be a musical, but because it is framed within the music hall language I think there will be song and performative numbers as part of the way of telling this story.
Hunt Allcott, a behavioral economist and assistant professor at New York University, said a volume discount could leave customers "feeling like they're getting a good deal" because it is framed as a bonus, not simply a lower per-ride fare.
When Mr. Grooms, in his first-act role as a triple-timing fiancé, announces in a heldentenor, "I'm seeing someone else," it's with the exhilaration of someone who suddenly sees high drama in his confusing, tangled life because it's framed and magnified by television.
It might be objected that his theory is too narrow to provide a justificatory framework for retributivism generally, because it is framed as a theory for legal punishment, meted out by a state that governs a community of equal citizens.
The insurgency that's being taken most seriously, perhaps because it's framed by the biggest words, is "libertarian populism".
Is speaking about gentrification more appealing to hipsters of color because it is framed around race and not poverty?
When it comes to dealing with issues of race many do not know what to do because it is framed as something that no longer occurs, even as what happened tells us it does.
