Sentence examples for reframed perspective from inspiring English sources

Resilience Engineering (RE) is a reframed perspective.

Leave a comment below and share the number one way you've been comparing yourself to others, along with a reframed view of the situation.

First, the entity-specific perspective is reframed as sensitivity to interrelations between value-bearers in the statement, thus avoiding the frequently assumed though contestable dichotomy between present objective facts (market) and subjective estimation of the future (entity-specific).

Vaguely familiar scenes are skillfully reframed, making them seen new.

And anxiety can be stimulating, especially if reframed as excitement.

It is at this point that cost-benefit thinking becomes reframed as risk-benefit analysis.

The reframed Pissarro is currently on display at the Musee d'Orsay, in Paris.

Erasing the line between "art" and "life," the list is the world, reframed as art.

The question was reframed: How many cowboys does it take to catch a pair of llamas?

A week later, I saw it, reframed, for sale in the shop's window.

But in the background the carbon pricing debate is being dramatically reframed.