People smugglers are framed as the ultimate enemy.
Balanced budgets were framed as the value of living within means.
Back then, it was the lawyers who were framed as the villains.
The cartoon controversy is framed as the rational, enlightened west versus backward Islam.
Among liberals, it gets framed as the collapse of civility and social consciousness.
Stretching across most of the 20th century, the novel is framed as the memoir of David Imaz, a Basque exile.
But residents and diplomats speak of the erosion of his authority, often framed as the diminishment of the prestige of the state.
He has done his presidency a disservice by not confronting Congress with the discomforts of making and owning difficult decisions, framed as the country requires them.
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.
Brown would have hated to be framed as the unions' candidate, even though that is exactly what he was and wanted to be.
In this case, a celebrity notoriously wounded by fame is framed as the pre-eminent figure of vulnerability (and indomitability) in modern drama.
