Sentence examples for framing this from inspiring English sources

Critics of the administration's policy are framing this as a religious liberty issue, and rightly so.

PREDICTION: The Queen's speech will be about framing this government as about blue-collar Conservatism.

But framing this and other problems as part of a phenomenon of Islamisation is ridiculous.

"Framing this as a women's issue because we have the ability to become pregnant is just insulting," she wrote.

But in framing this debate, it isn't enough for Obama to keep presenting McCain as simply a third Bush term.

Framing this as a Citizens United-derived phenomenon without referring to SpeechNow has the effect of laying all blame for individual spending at the feet of Citizens United.

Framing this as an ethical dilemma about whether to tell the cat's owner lets you sidestep your own role in the cat's death.

With temperatures already plunging to zero overnight in the hills framing this valley, the humanitarian crisis facing millions of displaced Syrians is deepening.

"Framing this argument in the way these guys do as 'the elites are all for Europe and the people are all against it'?

It could, in short, be a significant vulnerability for President Bush -- if the Democrats succeed in framing this election as a referendum on domestic policy.

At the opposite end of the feminist spectrum, the Telegraph is framing this week's Emmy awards – particularly the multiple nominations for Lena Dunham and her show Girls – as a watershed moment for women in comedy.