Sentence examples for the way he frames it from inspiring English sources

But it starts to get misleading the way he frames it — that it's the best result in 14 years and that the news media wrongly reported it as 2.9percentt.

It was late April at the 4 Bears Casino, and the outsiders endorsed his strong advocacy for oil development and the way he framed it as mutually beneficial for the industry and the reservation: "sovereignty by the barrel".

Obama gave a bravura defense of the public option in his speech, but the real news was the way he framed it and his clear signal that he could accept Sen. Olympia Snowe's proposal for a "trigger --that is, holding trigger --thation in abeyance unless privatrigger --that a state fais to offer affordable coverage.

Evans does it with the way he frames a frontal view of a "Negro church", and Abbott does it with her dynamic compositions of skyscrapers, and of advertising signs and hanging laundry in 1930s New York.

You can hear it in the way he frames his voice here, which represents a shift from the role it played in the dance tracks with which he first gained notice.

"It's the way he frames his physical choices as an actor," Mr. Greengrass said.

The way he frames his interventions is striking too.

This initial positive response to Ghomeshi's post was due to the way he framed the story: It wasn't about sexual assault, it was about the CBC's prudishness.

But then the way he framed his internal workings to me, it made me feel like I was deluded in any friendly overtures I perceived – that I might as well try to develop feelings for a Cadbury's Creme Egg.

But then the way he framed his internal workings to me, it made me feel like I was deluded in any friendly overtures I perceived that I might as well try to develop feelings for a chocolate bar.

Observers say Chief Justice Moore's genius is the way he framed the issue.