Sentence examples for it reframed from inspiring English sources
A week later, I saw it, reframed, for sale in the shop's window.
"I think it had a significant change in the overall climate in that it reframed the discussion nationally and it did two things," Anita Dunn, who served as White House communications director early in Obama's presidency, told Dan Balz in his book Collision 2012.
In a way, it reframed the history of my panic attacks as I've known them.
Praising Mr. Bush's Social Security proposal, Mr. Armey said, "A Republican in the House brings it up and before he can get it before the American people it gets reframed as the secret Republican plan to destroy Social Security.
And Monbiot takes the view, that once you put a price on nature, it becomes a resource; it is "radically reframed as something that can be traded and used".
The paper concludes that it is not sufficient to revitalize PHC of the Alma Ata Declaration but it must be reframed in light of the above discussion.
Sometimes there is an unexpected "twist" to the way a client's statement is reframed; sometimes, it is the homework or suggestion that maybe "different," perhaps in a subtle way, from what was expected.
On operationalising adolescent SRHR, a Nigerian CSO noted that its programme - the Family Life HIV Education (an SRH curriculum being implemented in schools in some Nigerian states) - was initially opposed by parents and it had to be reframed and some components removed to gain support.
Thus, the question about why H pylori prevalence is high in particular communities can be reframed as why it has not declined in these settings as it has elsewhere.
It is the combination – repurposed companies, reframed finance and an enabling state committed to innovation – that will redress this failure.
