They also sought to frame the clash with the White House on their terms, using language reminiscent of the Vietnam War era to suggest that increasing the United States military presence in Iraq would be a mistake.
"And history teaches that such conflicts end only when one side has been knocked out". Iranian leaders, too, often frame the clash as ideological, which enables them to pose as champions of the Palestinians and defenders of Islam against the West.
The conveners framed the clash at hand rightly: the fight over the internet was "incumbents versus insurgents" – insurgents challenging existing gatekeepers and institutional power, incumbents defending.
Donner gives Butler plenty of screen time and tries to pump up the action, but since he can't fill a frame with clashing hordes as persuasively as, say "The Lord of the Rings" director Peter Jackson, the battles look simultaneously chaotic and undermanned.
She does not care for the rectangular Williams-Sonoma mirror with a simple dark frame, which would clash with the desk.
Ford had the two most beautiful women in the world in one frame, but the clash was not yet between equals, because Kelly was still being presented as the little woman.
The debate about acceptance of evolution is often framed as a clash between a non-religious 'elite' worldview and a religious 'fundamentalist' one.
Splashed against the tumultuous Clinton years and framed by the clash between gay political might and anti-gay activism, All the Rage presents the first authoritative guide to the new gay visibility.
This political conflict between Báthory and the Zborowski family, framed as the clash between the monarch and the nobility, would be a major recurring controversy in internal Polish politics for many years.
The race was framed as a clash between Trump's insurgent wing of the GOP and the party's conservative establishment, but the early returns supported polls that predicted Ryan winning in a blowout.
