Sentence examples for frames of understanding from inspiring English sources
I conclude that as governments look to reconfigure services and often do so using abstract policy language new frames of understanding of locality and place must be explored to deliver digital solutions that amplify the social and cultural dimensions that constitute a community.
As discussed above, blends are constructed on the basis of "conceptual metaphors and metonymies and pre-existing frames of understanding, which are then moulded in the blend to fit the discourse context" (Benczes 2006: 58).
According to Benczes (2006): 58), "[t]he language user needs to construct blends on the basis of conceptual metaphors and metonymies and pre-existing frames of understanding, which are then moulded in the blend to fit the discourse context".
There's a category of murder that we label "senseless," thereby ensuring that it remains outside our frame of understanding.
In the two genres on this single sheet, we see what might be understood as different methodological frames for understanding their respective narratives of race.
Having worked with Chuck, I realized that conceptual metaphors were frame--to--frame mappings, ways of understanding one area of framed experience in terms of another.
Even at its worst and Jones's is far from a triumphalist history it offered a "coherent frame" for understanding the evolution of American public life.
The President may have, inadvertently, provided the most obvious frame for understanding the nature of their crooked business when he complained, in a tweet on the opening day of the trial, that under Mueller, Manafort was treated worse in court than even the "legendary mob boss" Al Capone.
While the case descriptions were helpful in identifying some of the common factors, this analysis falls short of providing an analytical frame for understanding health system performance more generally.
In fact, the relative independence of these domains supports our major contention that appraisal measurement offers a way to provide an independent, interpretive frame for understanding people's ratings of QOL.
