Sentence examples for framed itself from inspiring English sources

The thought framed itself even before Stephen Loria said it: "It's an adult candy store".

National Theatre Wales has always framed itself as a community, and this was community in action.

Police brutality is not an abstraction to him; from a certain perspective, any force that hires a cop as dirty as Fuhrman has basically framed itself.

The USA Freedom Act — currently the most popular NSA reform bill on the table on Capitol Hill — first framed itself as the path to ending bulk spy agency surveillance on Americans.

Netflix Inc. has long framed itself as the good guy in the fight against Internet service providers — Chief Executive Reed Hastings has described his company as "big believers in the free and open Internet". But the Los Gatos, Calif., company's stance on equal access apparently has its limits, namely among its own customers.

It is easier for an opposition to frame itself as representing new forms of politics.

Google has, to date, always refused to frame itself in those terms.

Apple's always used its advertisements to frame itself as a company with a different philosophy at its heart.

Strathclyde, although framing itself as a technological university, leads two of the tables in this section, in social policy, and accountancy and finance.

Human discourse tends to frame itself into an absolute tool of communication.

I have hesitated so far, because I think the movement should be framing itself.