Sentence examples for framing as a from inspiring English sources

Jones [ 40] defines framing as, "a central organizing idea, or frame, for making sense of relevant events" (p.5).

That's all part of an outreach effort that Bird is framing as a commitment to "Save Our Sidewalks".

In this study, we examine two factors that are expected to affect managers' transfer price negotiation judgments, namely, framing as a gain or as a loss and the negotiation partner's objective (whether the partner's objective involves high or low concern-for-others).

The trial has been framed as a high-society scandal.

"Russian Dolls" is framed as a backward-looking narrative.

It has been very effectively framed as a necessary evil.

The offer was framed as a world-class bargain.

It's framed as a 1930s-style black-and-white newsreel.

Climate change is often framed as a crisis for the human race as a whole.

Mourning has been framed as a problem, pain as something to be cured.

The movie, ending at a burial ground in Normandy, is framed as a patriotic event.