Sentence examples for could be framed as from inspiring English sources
In Major Barbara, the epigram could be framed as a typically Wildean twist on conventional wisdom.
McMonagle's closing argument made me think about what else could be framed as romance, and what could not be.
Miliband was a nice man, who had some signature policies that could be framed as leftwing, but the whole was definitely less than the sum of its parts.
At its release, prior to the upheavals of 1968, the film was lauded for its speedy wit, as if the overthrow of the bourgeoisie could be framed as Pop art.
Pay ratios and binding votes could be framed as a natural extension of a UK corporate governance code that has been refined many times since its first expression in the 1990s.
The optimization problem (1) could be framed as a stochastic dynamic programming problem.
They identified two possible ways in which pollution could be framed; either as an unavoidable side effect of valuable production activities or as a morally discreditable practice, something that attracts blame.
They could be framed, especially if you could get people to imagine that abortions are all late-term abortions, as baby-killing.
He believes this could allow for the adding and modifying of data, which could lead to situations of people being framed, as well as diminishing the ability to use computer data as evidence in trials.
"They could be framing him as an excuse to attack Arabs, an excuse to take their wealth".
