Sentence examples for citizens frame from inspiring English sources

Being forced to develop desirable futures, citizens frame such fears or shortcomings of current developments positively, but they are still perceivable as such: 'Robots are not replacing people, since they are only built to ease the work and not to take it over.' Or Technologyy does not alienate people and does not endanger their health.'.

Orson Welles isn't the only victim of "artistic necrophilia" in Jonathan Mandell's article on the Naomi Iizuka/Anne Bogart stage biography "War of the Worlds" ["Hanging a Portrait of Welles In a 'Citizen Kane' Frame," Oct. 1].

Partly what we're struggling with is a political climate where non-citizens are framed as public safety threats overall," she said.

"It's our obligation to take measures against this threat and to protect our citizens in the frame of international law".

It is to this country's shame that you brought another country's citizen to that frame of mind.

At the time the Constitution was originally framed, citizens were White land-owning men.

But in larger frame, LGBT citizens lost protection from discrimination.

The agency was also shaken by the Rampart scandal, named after a predominantly Latino neighborhood in central Los Angeles where police officers framed innocent citizens, stole drugs and beat suspects.

It is hard to imagine, having got that far, a Europe that had framed its citizens as equal and yet offered no dignity, succour or fellowship to the rest of world.

This fractured "Citizen Kane," built of frames within frames and mirrors within mirrors, is aptly brought to life by Welles's later style, born of low budgets and high anxiety, its grotesque closeups and sharp diagonals suggesting worlds and minds askew.

What we are left with is this: if honest citizens cannot expose this deceptive frame, it will continue to be nearly impossible for Americans to see what we actually are or are not voting for.