Sentence examples for seek to frame from inspiring English sources

"I think modest would be the way I'd seek to frame expectations around these things".

Each article will seek to frame the debate, stimulate readers and, of course, enlighten me.

In interviews, the company and the lawyers suing it seek to frame the conflict in stark terms: devious lawyers with spurious claims piling on a valuable manufacturer, or a greedy company hurting consumers by refusing to fix a defective product.

Ed Miliband will seek to frame the debate ahead of the budget by claiming on Tuesday that the coalition's failure to tackle inequality means the coming recovery in the economy will benefit only the "privileged few" and so prove unsustainable.

Mr. Obama, it was thought, would seek to frame the election as a choice — defeating Mr. Romney on the basis of his own superior favorability ratings and, perhaps, his strong oratorical and campaigning skills.

The FiveThirtyEight model is sometimes perceived as being incredibly bold for having Mr. Obama as a two-to-one favorite despite what is certainly very close polling, but the few other models that seek to frame the election in probabilistic terms tend to give Mr. Obama an even clearer advantage, putting his odds at between 80 and 95 percent.

Each side sought to frame the results as favorable.

The band sought to frame those questions in songs captured with oldfangled recording techniques.

They have sought to frame the effort to seek a trial delay as a vote for or against Africa.

Instead, they sought to frame the argument around growth and productivity — Democratic growth plans versus Republican growth plans.

The transportation authority has sought to frame the new policy in environmental terms, arguing that it will curtail littering.