Sentence examples for framed as individual from inspiring English sources

The stunning World War II-era saga follows two Mississippi families, one white, one black, with visuals so rich, beautiful and evocative that many shots could be framed as individual works of art.

These situations have been largely framed as individual public relations fires that Facebook has tried to put out one at a time.

We cannot allow these preventable diseases to be framed as individual moral failings, born of an epidemic of laziness and lack of self-control.

But if procrastination is so clearly a society-wide, public condition, why is it always framed as an individual, personal deficiency?

"With a white American versus an Arab or Muslim American, we know from previous incidences that a white terrorist will be framed as an individual aberration," he says.

Specifically, he argues that Telehomecare has been framed as an individual-level technology, rather than a tool to support organizational or systemic change.

This is particularly the case when substance use is framed as an individual-level addiction and moral failing; where drug users are portrayed as irrational, and as a social threat.

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will bring financial access to medical services to almost all Americans, thus making the fate of the delivery system more strongly constructed as a social concern and less likely to be framed as subject to individual merit or good fortune.

And she argued that the primitive streak could be framed as the beginning of individual development instead of fertilization, as it marked the last point at which the embryo could cleave to form twins (Warnock, 2004, pp. 81 83).

Her second book, Writing Women's Worlds, framed as a feminist ethnography, used individual stories to make a larger argument about "writing against culture" as a means of intervening in vexed discourses about a maligned region as well as challenging transnational feminist representations of women in Arab societies.

By exploring a case study in Georgia, I was testing a research finding that support for social welfare spending increases when the causes of poverty are framed as being social rather than individual.