On the whole, the lack of focus on counter-narratives in which women's experiences were framed positively creates a dominant impression that abortion is an undesirable practice, with discrediting implications for anyone associated with it.
Furthermore, we know the administration certainly doesn't lack the propensity to fire officials when they say something controversial, or even in the case of Shirley Sherrod, are framed in order to give the impression they said something controversial.
A prototyping method using the narrative framing technique allowed participants to engage with the robots in episodic interactions that were framed using narrative to convey the impression of a continuous long-term interaction.
BOOK REVIEW A Grand Exit As Joseph Volpe, the impresario of the Metropolitan Opera, prepares to retire, he is framing the final impressions of his legacy, including a marathon gala he has largely shaped.
Neatly framed and arranged in cloud formation, they create the impression of a high-end scrapbook.
It creates the impression that piece of food is being framed by the others.
The raw concrete is imprinted with the wood grain left by the slats that framed the walls when they set; up close, the impressions on the walls are as rich as the swirls on polished marble.
What he means is that he's no longer making works that, like a great deal of art since the Renaissance, give the impression that you're looking at a scene framed by a window.
On the first day of his fast, there were no more than 300 people around him, but the cameras framed the fast in such a way that it gave the impression that something big was going on.
Most articles that quantified the benefits of CAM framed them in relative terms which can give an overly optimistic impression of efficacy.
The overall impression is a vision of Europe as a mosaic, as an artful amalgam of perfectly framed, seemingly disconnected moments during a long shared night, give or take a time zone change or two.
