Sentence examples for conversation frames from inspiring English sources

Dr. Louise Humpage, a senior lecturer at the University of Auckland, says this kind of conversation frames "paid work as the first and most fundamental duty of citizens".

In his writing, politics and literature are in constant conversation, framing reactions to what he has lived through, what he has read.

Weiner and Fairey have never met so the conversation, framed by the portraits of ten men at turning points in their lives in the film, will be fascinating.

I'm half convinced this app is actually a cunning ruse designed to defuse the self-consciousness of dating by making it into a bit of a game — thus allowing people who want to go on dates to meet other like-minded single folk and get chatting without actually having to have those awkward first conversations framed by the awkward 'first date' context.

The conversation was framed around the question: 'How might your city build and maintain resilience in a range of plausible futures?' Results of the process help to identify risks and opportunities, as well as urban transformation archetypes.

And a lot of their conversation is framed by what's on.

The other two consist of conversation pieces framing shorter works and extracts.

If the conversation is framed as carrying zero threat to this manager, maybe he'll be helpful.

It's time to change the conversation, re-frame the discussion, and bring men to the table.

To minimize those negative emotions, try to think about it as a regular conversation and frame it in a positive way.

He encouraged Google to lead the way in addressing this conversation, by framing the debate around legality rather than a right to free expression.