Sentence examples for point of framing from inspiring English sources

He made a point of framing his death in the way he hoped the public would understand it.

For if constitutional law were but a vessel into which the people could pour whatever they wanted it to contain at any given moment, wouldn't the whole point of framing a constitution have been lost?

But she also made a point of framing Mrs. Clinton as a pioneer, asserting that sexism had been an issue in her bid for the presidential nomination and praising her gumption.

Like the White House, Congressional Democrats have made a point of framing the minimum wage as a gender equity issue.

Incorporating delivery of the tool at the point of care, framing it as appropriate for Latino men, and guiding them through its use may be necessary for uptake.

He quite correctly points out the importance of framing but I fear that keeping nature out of the economic argument presents more dangers than benefits.

This point further emphasizes the importance of framing climate change public health messages with audience and context-specific information to encourage behaviour change and public engagement with the issue.

To allow counterrotation of the mini frames holding the forceps, again a solution based on the use of a rod was found, in which the rod is hinged on a fixed point of the frame on one side and on the frame holding forceps on the other, both on the external side.

Be sure to grab onto a solid point of the frame, either near the base or seat frame.

Stone, who wrote the script with Kieran Fitzgerald, sticks to Snowden's point of view throughout, framing the action with scenes of Snowden's high-pressure meetings in a Hong Kong hotel room with the filmmaker Laura Poitras Melissa Leoo) and the journalists Glenn Greenwald (Zachary Quinto) and Ewen MacAskill (Tom Wilkinson).

In any case, they do so for Benjamin, whose point of view frames the novel as he reaches back to contemplate lost loved ones.