Sentence examples for better framed from inspiring English sources

The debate might be better framed like this: "Meek's Cutoff," in which almost nothing happens but dread, is something closer to a feature-length video installation.

The anxious multiple personalities of the Southend band's underrated debut, Beat Pyramid, are now better framed, but they still flicker with fractious energy.

Yet it is being recognised more and more widely that the question is better framed not as one of a right to intervene, but of our responsibility to protect a responsibility borne, first and foremost, by states.

Entrepreneurial success would be better framed as a positive bottom line of a series of ventures with varying outcomes.

As this entry has emphasized, there are many foundational and conceptual issues within ecology that can be clarified and better framed through carefully philosophical analysis.

This one looks better framed.

There is no one who can better frame the economic/fiscal issue or knows more about dealing with the Republicans, who said all year how fondly they remembered the Clinton years.

It seems more plausible that guidelines promote high-quality research, by better framing the contemporary question.

While the findings of this study will likely not be directly transferable to other contexts, their usefulness lies in documenting curricula reform at MakCHS for future use within the University and helping other institutions better frame their own curricula assessments.

By analyzing students' DQC responses, the instructors were informed about their students' knowledge, and as such, could better frame the content in ways that helped students develop a more robust understanding of biology.

Defensive tackle Keith Traylor was in no better frame of mind.