Sentence examples for further framing from inspiring English sources

Creole Rhapsody, from 1931, took the process further, framing the improvisations of the soloists in ways that had never previously been attempted in jazz.

At one point they trace their own forms with pens onto the wall, and then Ms. Carson and Mr. Currie add further framing devices, authors trying to render elusive subject matter.

Although we randomised the order of smoking and breastfeeding questions, further framing effects are possible particularly for the introductory statements.

Evidence requires interpretation and application, opening the door to further framing competitions, where the salient issue is often not scientific method or empirical facts but becomes about the credibility of claimants [ 81] or a struggle over morality [ 3].

Further framing of the issue focused on the compelling argument that the bill was meant to protect 'daughters, sons, wives and mothers', people who were close and dear to everyone, including those opposed to the bill.

Did it cross her mind that it would further frame her in some critics' minds with McGahern?

Headlines such as "Fulani Militants are more dangerous than Boko Haram" have further framed the herdsmen as an organised, political group.

The Princeton University CO2 Task Force was convened by President Chris Eisgruber in 2015 to further frame Princeton's role in meaningful climate stabilization demonstration and impact beyond the University's current 2020 CO2 reduction target.

A series of sub-questions further framed this assessment: a) How much literature is there?

The 'meaning' or implication of a test result is further framed by ethnicity and culture [ 104].

Gray's capture of the 11th frame to lead 7-4 precipitated a collapse from Walker, who won only one further frame.