Sentence examples for framed the idea from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bush has framed the idea as a cornerstone of his "compassionate conservatism".

Mr. Shorter framed the idea as an image: "We don't count how much water there is in a wave when we see the ocean".

My mother-in-law, who was continually being bombarded with my history tales over meals suggested to me one day 'Why don't you do a podcast about THIS?' To which I replied 'Oh no, you'd need to be a historian to do that.' She said, 'I didn't realise you needed to have a PhD to tell stories.' That turned on a light bulb in my head and sort of framed the idea in a way I'd never considered.

But framing the idea in this way certainly will help.

That's why I like to re-frame the idea of change by pointing out that without change, nothing in this world would ever get better.

This requires framing the idea of couple testing as a uniform joint event involving both partners testing together and at the same time.

Finally, let's frame the ideas boom as a way of investing in long-term public good rather than short-term private gain.

The evening's bill at the museum — which also included a set by the saxophonist Matana Roberts — was connected to the Whitney's current exhibition "Blues for Smoke," framed around the idea of the blues aesthetic.

Furthermore, beyond our concern with reindeer herding, and as conservation is increasingly framed with the idea of ecosystem services, we suggest that our scenarios can provide fertile reference points for other cases.

One is loyal and tender but has not yet disclosed his love…" This scene — with its backdrop of a pack of silly ladies who lunch, having their feet read by a charlatan, to frame the terrifying idea that a mother might say "Thank God" after being told about the death of her child — plugs all your emotions into the wrong sockets; it's the blackest comedy I know.

Ms. Minck's films, variations on a single idea, framed the program.