Sentence examples for framing the subject from inspiring English sources
By framing the subject as it does, however, the Time article will start a hot debate over the wrong question.
So framing the subject of whether a mother works or not as "a debate", as if women have a choice, is a privileged position.
I looked through the plate glass with the blanket over my head, to frame the subject in darkness.
An overview of the chemical equilibrium and of aqueous solutions involving various substances met in the process safety study can be useful to frame the subject.
At Jazz at Lincoln Center's Allen Room on Thursday, Mos Def opened the spring season of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series, giving him carte blanche to frame the subject with his own predilections.
In conclusion, I love Messmer's ability to re-frame the subject of office politics into a positive approach on communication: "The savviest professionals practice workplace diplomacy," he says.
In his Saturday statement, Limbaugh said he "did not mean a personal attack on Ms. Fluke," but he continued to attempt to frame the subject of health insurance coverage for contraception as one related to female promiscuity and personal responsibility.
The culture wars, in other words, are a way of framing the ever-powerful subject of social class.
So here is a proposal a friend of mine made over the weekend, to frame the basic subject itself -- start using the term "The Bush Recession".
