Sentence examples for framed as is from inspiring English sources

The question was often framed as: "Is it five minutes to midnight or five minutes after midnight?" Well, having taken a little drive through part of the West Bank, as I always do when I visit, it strikes me more than ever that it's not only five after midnight, it's five after midnight and a whole week later.

Everything that happens to our profession is framed as being dependent on other people.

Enlarged and framed — as are all the pictures in the exhibition — these include hand-colored photographs of several estates.

Altruism is often framed as being disingenuous behaviour: we only act in a selfless way because we believe that we will be rewarded in kind.

She is however, very much framed as being in control of her own treatment, which can only be a good thing.

Later murders and disappearances of Atlanta children were not framed as being part of the Atlanta child murders, and the media moved on.

Another aspect in the construction of Canadian biobank populations is that they are framed as being very nationalistic as regards to the provinces.

I didn't like that it was "framed" as being a "speech to the Muslim World".

Such linkage is typically framed as being between two (or more) cap-and-trade systems, but national policies will surely be highly heterogeneous under the Paris climate regime.

Gay men were used as a bench mark against which rates were measured and framed as being a risk and at risk.

Buffalo Bills running backs coach Anthony Lynn is also in the frame, as is Cleveland offensive coordinator Jason DeFilippo.