Sentence examples for framing ideas from inspiring English sources
I was looking for framing ideas one afternoon when I wandered into a little art gallery called the Little Art Gallery.
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Then, he added, with his way of framing ideas and facts that did not need to be entirely spelled out, "I don't know if David told you, but my father died in Theresienstadt, under circumstances that should not be unfamiliar to you".
Dawson and her curatorial team commissioned ten artists in total to produce art that challenged canine perceptions, framing ideas from their own practice for a new audience.
As ever, though, Mr Miliband still likes to make a speech with a framing idea – a leitmotiv like the responsible capitalism call in 2011 and the one-nation Labour refrain in 2012.
We identified evidence of informed design such as problem framing, idea fluency, and balancing benefits and trade-offs.
But like his boss whose response to Ferguson seemed so muted, the Secretary of Education was curiously silent on the lessons of Ferguson, missing a great opportunity to frame ideas for lesson plans on justice and peace for the new school year.
In other words, some of these ideas represented either completely novel ideas or new ways of framing existing ideas.
In other words, some of these uploaded ideas represented either completely novel ideas or new ways of framing existing ideas.
He destabilizes any traditional framing idea — of a set, of a song, of a chorus — but with the assurance of a really good frame builder.
Individuals can gain knowledge of things only through their practical interaction with those things, framing their ideas corresponding to their practice; and social practice alone provides the test of the correspondence of idea with reality i.e., of truth.
