Sentence examples for explicitly framed from inspiring English sources
LILLA: Well, certainly on the American right, ever since the Ku Klux Klan, we've had explicitly framed identity politics.
Four of the stories in the collection were explicitly framed as fictionalized autobiography meant to encapsulate the aging Munro's feelings about her life.
Although rarely explicitly framed as the need to externalize the rationale for politically contentious policies, economic integration has emerged as a device used on the domestic political stage.
That case, led by David Boies and Ted Olson, had been explicitly framed as a way to get the judges to decide on a national marriage right.
The significant point is that although economic integration is explicitly framed by trading relationships, it acquires an increasingly political character as it reaches deeper forms.
In all-too-brief asides, he dismisses the antislavery campaign and the development of the laws of war in the 19th century because neither was explicitly framed in terms of human rights.
And in 1988 – the year that the climatologist James Hansen warned Congress, in historic testimony, about the urgent problem of global warming – the American Gas Association began to explicitly frame its product as a response to the "greenhouse effect".
In recent years, Lawson has begun explicitly framing this destination: she has taken a picture of a loving, naked couple in the lush Congolese forests, half hidden in the undergrowth ("The Garden," 2015) and another of beaux fondly clinging, half-dressed, posed together in tropical gardens ("Oath," 2013).
They point out that imagining that one is another person involves a process of explicitly framing the imagined person's thoughts as diverging from one's own.
Within the MST framework it is the explicitly framing of this very burden that is crucial to the intervention.
Informants thought explicitly framing EIDM capacity building as a long-term change process allows sufficient time to set, pursue and achieve realistic individual and organizational goals.
