Sentence examples for broader framing from inspiring English sources

The first film won over younger audiences by synthesising elements of popular US TV series: it deployed the skittish, A-plot/B-plot structure of mainstream sitcoms within the broader framing of those reality shows that cram attractive people in well-appointed lofts without enough clothes to go round.

Nussbaum's broader framing enables her to recognize the prospects for flourishing of people with severe impairments.

This broader framing of socio-hydrology is inherently more interdisciplinary, brings new methods and viewpoints to the field, and ensures that place-based local values are included in studies of water system dynamics.

However, the relations between different cases and the overall interpretation of pattern must be understood within the broader framing.

Our finding that receipt of information mainly from school was associated with a wider number of sexual behaviours and outcomes among women than men has implications for policy and practice, and may be seen to warrant greater attention to the broader framing of sexual health in sex education, particularly for men.

But his tight opening monologue also efficiently set the controversy in a broader frame.

A platform with 2.2 billion monthly active users should probably be assessing scalability in some broader frame.

It's the kind of look that works well on a slightly broader frame and, almost more than any other vest, seems to demand extremely good arm definition.

Using statistics can be useful within reason, but in his view, only if they comfortably sit with a broader frame of argument.

So though you could probably get yourself off the hook by arguing the case narrowly, the full ethical picture requires a broader frame.

Though the building's forms relate powerfully to their immediate urban context, they also suggest a strong visual connection to a broader frame of reference: the changing status of the urban center in a time of global change.