Sentence examples for quickly framed from inspiring English sources

11 was very quickly framed as a mental health emergency," said Karen M. Seeley, a psychotherapist and a professor of psychological anthropology at Columbia University.

Chinese state media quickly framed the plan, expected to be endorsed this week by the legislature, as a major bureaucratic reform that would improve the way national policies were carried out.

"Oo h" — again, that low last note — "how did you get here so quickly?" Framed in the evening light, between double doors, is a figure slight as swan's-down, a silhouette in dark, skinny Armani pants and a silk T-shirt.

Mr. Obama is traveling to the Northeast on Monday, so a ruling that day would quickly frame his trip.

President Obama tried to bring it into the debate some years ago, but it quickly became framed as a "death panel" issue.

Congress and the president must move quickly to frame legislation and reform corporate governance and government oversight.

She took full responsibility for the vote, said she would not vote for military action in Iraq again, and then pivoted quickly to frame Iraq as President Bush's war.

Normally, I'll have some kind of track I quickly put together as a frame, which rarely becomes the actual soundtrack to the record.

Subsequent visits to the three contending campuses, though, quickly put us both in a Goldilocks frame of mind.

Quill quickly learned to frame stories to suit its audience.

The Syrian government and opposition activists have each sought to win over public opinion, and in recent days, including Friday, the government has employed what has been a mainstay of the opposition: quickly trying to frame the debate over who is at fault.