Sentence examples for struggle to frame from inspiring English sources

Damon Runyon would have loved modern tennis, with all its seductive – some would say corrupting – betting options but, if he were allowed on the premises, even he would struggle to frame an attractive price for either combatant in the final of the 2016 Australian Open on Sunday.

We are no longer certain what to look for – we even struggle to frame the questions.

Conceptualizing this process in terms of multi-dimensional discursive interactions, we adopt a discursive approach to further scrutinize: (1) the way in which actor groups depicted within the multi-level perspective struggle to frame innovations using narrative work and (2) how these narratives are formed through the ideational capacity of actors to link the content and context of an innovation.

He struggled to frame his words carefully.

I struggled to frame my closer as a "Yes" question.

After struggling to frame an answer, "Evan Davis puts his head on the [pub] table and begins to sob, properly and uncontrollably … tears splashing, shoulders juddering".

But all week the Democrats have struggled to frame the choice between Obama and McCain and yet, in a few short sentences, the former president did it easily.

The unlucky, however, protest: during a political meeting that pathetically, comically, endearingly struggles to frame a statement for the Frankfurter Rundschau, a passionate young Kurd cries, "We're not stupid, we're just poor!" He goes on, "When a Westerner meets someone from a poor country, he feels deep contempt.

That flummoxed everyone here in the UK, and now there's a media narrative struggling to frame Corbyn within it.

As Hopper struggles to figure out who is framing him and why, all kinds of people get in his way, including his former partner, Chad Shelten (Adam Baldwin), who also happens to be Rita's ex-husband.

Chvrches' shortcomings tonight have something to do with the venue's PA, or the sound man, who struggles initially to frame Mayberry's vocals; she is still easily overwhelmed by the boys' noise, which hits club frequencies.