Sentence examples for reframe the argument from inspiring English sources

A I'd reframe the argument.

He is effectively beginning to reframe the argument around civil rights.

Perhaps we need to reframe the argument over the status of obesity, so often couched in moral terms, as a practical question.

One of Labour's responses is to try to reframe the argument and turn it into a question about how best to get people back into work.

And it was the growing support for creating a new "Eurobond," a collective instrument to Europeanize debt, anathema to Berlin — that drove her to try to reframe the argument in a way Germans would bear.

But after a decade in which a triumphant ruling party had spoken of nothing but money, how were its opponents to reframe the argument to the electorate in a way that didn't seem either disdainful or unrealistic?

If such a product can be developed, it also promises to reframe the arguments often made for telecare that we face unsustainable costs from an ageing population.

Reframing the argument around achievement wouldn't end partisan division.

By attacking the cartoon gathering, the gunmen in Texas have reframed the argument about it in favor of their enemies.

Stern reframed the argument, noting that several teams — about a third of the league — had cut payrolls and dropped below the cap in preparation for this summer.

While the original "Self Portrait" could seem chaotic and pandering the versions of "The Boxer" and "Blue Moon," may have proceeded from genuine enthusiasm, but they played like bad jokes—"Another Self Portrait" reframes the argument.