Sentence examples for prefers to frame from inspiring English sources

Barnaby Spurrier, the film's producer, prefers to frame it in terms of artistic patronage.

"Let people have abortions or they will breed criminals?" If there is a social good to abortion, Foster prefers to frame that good in terms of positive alternatives.

Rather than bowdlerizing, he generally prefers to frame pagan wisdom with a Christian structure.

Much of Raincoast's work centers on filling in the gaps of government-funded research, says Falconer, and though it's undeniable that emotion certainly comes into his work, he prefers to frame his argument in ethical, ecological, and economic terms.

Much of Raincoast's work centres on filling in the gaps of government-funded research, says Falconer, and though it's undeniable that emotion certainly comes into his work, he prefers to frame his argument in ethical, ecological, and economic terms.

The Orioles, of course, prefer to frame it as an epic comeback.

Talk of God may disturb the secular, so they might prefer to frame the Sabbath in the more neutral context of aesthetics.

Japanese officials have not demanded an apology, preferring to frame Obama's visit on 27 May as a catalyst for more global action on non-proliferation and disarmament.

But the founders of the five-year-old company prefer to frame their offering as a means of building a marketplace in which drivers can sell empty seats.

Eastwood, however, plays things straight, without a shimmer of unease, preferring to frame Spencer's obsessive hoarding of weapons as a healthy pastime and also, naturally, as a preparation for the hour — or the seconds — of crisis that will define his adult life.

I prefer to frame that quality as respect for the immense power of self-awareness and personal responsibility.