Sentence examples for has not framed from inspiring English sources

Still, while he has not framed the deed ("It's just a piece of paper"), the thought of owning Grand Central Terminal had instantly appealed to him.

But any such flights of interpretive fancy are left for viewers to supply, since Mr. Orozco has not framed the project in ways that would connect it to psychological or spiritual spheres.

Maybe they have not framed their question well, or they are being indirect; maybe they are not asking a question at all, but expressing another idea?

It seemed to me that what he was proposing was more like New Zealand's Manhattan Project than its Apollo program, though I could see why he hadn't framed it that way.

But he hadn't framed it up and put it all together in a coherent way, preferring too often to rely on his improvisational rhetorical skills.

That pile wants nothing more than for me to leave, to take my "Yeah, that's a sweet drawing your 3-year-old nephew did, but since he's 27 now and you still haven't framed it, can we stop pretending, take a picture of it and run it through the shredder?" attitude and go.

"The name has changed, but the mission has not," Frame told me in a call.

The first is that it tries to construct a persuasive moral argument against a case for austerity that hasn't been framed morally.

Capacity development has not been explicitly framed under the broader principle of ownership.

Even if it had not been framed by Daniel Barenboim's blatant accounts of the Fifth Symphony, on Sunday afternoon, and the Seventh, on Wednesday evening, the Boulez Sixth would have made its mark.

The Decameron has not just one frame — the young people in the countryside — but two.