Sentence examples for framed this way from inspiring English sources

So why does a story get framed this way?

When science is framed this way, a broad cross section of Americans support it.

With the argument framed this way, progress on environmental quality has become a kind of arm-wrestling match.

Although not framed this way, both the organising groups clearly fear that if the left doesn't address, indeed celebrate, Englishness, it will leave an open goal for the right.

When framed this way, it is clear to see that the term "migrant caravan" doesn't at all describe this group marching from Honduras, through Mexico to the United States border.

Though it wasn't framed this way, it served as an opportunity for a simple majority of voters (in fact, 37% of the electorate) to decide to strip the entire population of EU citizenship.

What is left out when the problem is framed in this way, and whose interests are served by such a framing?

If politics is framed in this way, then the country divides and policy stagnates.

Mr. Obama framed it this way: "I can't pass laws that say I'm just helping black folks.

You could sometimes hear a more gothic variation of the story, in which Hill and Thomas had once been lovers — though when the puzzle was framed in this way almost none of the pieces could be made to fit.

When the same issue arose a few years ago, again with the Devils, former Mayor Edward I. Koch framed it this way: "I think that the Meadowlands are appropriate for New Jersey, and the Wall Street canyons are appropriate for New York City.