Sentence examples for not to frame from inspiring English sources

Ah, but we also need to be careful not to frame Trump's victory as a case of men versus women.

Kurdish groups have been careful not to frame their grievances as a bid for autonomy or independence.

Mr. Assad says he is fending off extremist terrorists, and he is careful not to frame the conflict as a fight against the country's Sunni majority, which he praises for its moderation.

All parties declare themselves happy with the numbers, although they are careful not to frame the context – it's a film that probably won't satisfy Wheatley's broadest audience – in ways that overly emphasise its intrinsic uncommerciality.

A simple man, Adam himself tends not to frame his life in such grand terms — he's too busy living and then struggling — and the film doesn't put many words in his mouth.

It is not to "frame the debate" – we know what the stakes are, and there will be actual debates in which we can hope the candidates highlight their starkly different views of what government is for.

The same latter eight alleles showed a deletion of two amino acids, leading to a shortened amino acid sequence, but not to a frame shift in codon translation.

Asked why it was not possible to frame legislation so that tax cuts weren't applied to the banks, Wilson said the government "could technically do that".

Danchev's book does not attempt to frame Braque or nail him down.

Suddenly, he's determined not merely to frame a truth but to uncover the truth.

It is not designed to frame Americans on trumped-up charges.