We pursue our reporting through the lens of actual human experience -- a messy, internally-contradictory frame of reference that simply cannot be described by hackneyed labels like left and right.
Even when the findings are inconsistent, even contradictory, we have tried to frame policies whose effects can be best measured by more data, statistics, charts, correlations and formulae.
But Mr. Obama also frames the sometimes contradictory feelings Iraqis have about America as the withdrawal of troops has moved closer to the political mainstream in both countries.
Inconsistent responses to problems 1 and 2 arise from the conjunction of a framing effect with contradictory attitudes toward risks involving gains and losses.
Breaking Bad is not a situation in which the characters' morality is static or contradictory or colored by the time frame; instead, it suggests that morality is continually a personal choice.
Overall the discrepancy in microstructural development beyond 90 days in the two concretes would explain the contradictory performance over the longer time frame.
Caspase 3, one of the effector proteins of apoptosis, was not activated during the investigated time frame in our study, being somewhat contradictory to the data on cell cycle.
Differing arguments within and between these policy frames, while overlapping, can also be contradictory.
Not only is he in nearly every frame of the movie, but the man was entirely contradictory — he was charismatic but an outsider; always watchful but loved a party; inordinately talented but competitive to a fault.
Similarly, framing competing demands as dualities implies that not recognizing the contradictory nature of competing demands ultimately reduces the power of difference.
In the near half century since Mansholt framed Europe's challenge, rather than working to resolve such tensions, however, two contradictory dynamics have taken hold.
