Sentence examples for framed a more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kumar, who himself comes from a lower Hindu caste, has hardly ignored the reality of caste politics — his critics say he, too, has exploited caste — but he has framed a more broad-based appeal to voters focused on the shared benefits of development.

They might have framed a more challenging question for the president.

Understanding the issue this way could frame a more productive debate.

In What Is Life? (1944), Austrian physicist and Nobel laureate Erwin Schrödinger used that (still-unresolved) question to frame a more specific but equally provocative one.

Swaths of shimmering fabric hung from the high rigging, emphasizing the verticality of the theater while framing a more intimate dancing area.

Over the next year we and our collaborators will, in a series of monthly instalments, examine different aspects of the current crisis and try to frame a more systemic set of questions than is usually asked.

More than half had framed a prognosis in a more positive light than was warranted.

Mr. Peck, 87, an Atlanta native with a sonorous voice and a laconic manner, framed a similar thought more modestly.

Now the disappointing, narrow defeats by Australia and South Africa can be framed in a more progressive context.

He has framed, instead, a more prosaic-sounding war, against Al Qaeda and "associated forces".

I'm not saying it's easy to have an autistic child, but it could be framed in a more positive way".