Sentence examples for strongly framed from inspiring English sources
His film consists of strongly framed long shots in which the characters speak largely in mumbling monotones while remaining motionless, a style that recalls at once the deliberately zomboid acting of Edgar G. Ulmer's grade-Z classics of the 1940's ("Detour," "Strange Illusion") and the Brechtian alienation techniques of experimental European filmmakers like Jean-Marie Straub and Danielle Huillet.
Lay-critiques were similar to those put forward by environmental groups and were strongly framed by conceptions of nuclear power.
Item 1, relating to a lack of interest or enjoyment of usual activities, was able to be translated across all languages, but was strongly framed around local vernacular.
They make the point that economic forecasts have been strongly "framed" in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
Similar domestic political pressures may also drive reforms of anti-discrimination and naturalisation law; "the institution of citizenship strongly frames the process of problematisation of racial discrimination" (Gehring, 2009).
In a memo guiding congressional Republicans on how to defeat financial regulatory reform, conservative messaging guru Frank Luntz strongly suggested framing the legislation as punctured with lobbyist loopholes and a giveaway to special interests.
With the current situation of a lack of evidence of the benefits of PSA screening, the harms should be emphasized more strongly through framing.
Surprisingly, physicians are closer to own-payoff maximization in the medical setting, though their behavior is generally less strongly affected by framing.
The agenda for the talks was framed by a strongly worded resolution passed by Pakistan's Parliament on April 12 that contained a list of demands, including an end to drone attacks and an unconditional apology for the killings in November.
Members of the "greatest generation", marked by conflict, they were strongly committed to a vision of social life framed in negotiation, mutual understanding and compromise.
The final questionnaire framed the response options with 5-point Likert scales (strongly agree, agree, undecided, disagree, strongly disagree) as a previous report has shown that closed-ended questions result in fewer incomplete questionnaires than open-ended formats [ 21].
