framed

He frames his argument in terms of condoms because the legislation is framed that way.

If framed from an advertising perspective, it would seem that they are hurting themselves by competing with themselves.

The empathy and trust part is key, and they lose meaning the second they are framed on the wall.

This is my big problem with the whole thing - how the left framed this issue.

The author has clearly framed these as personal opinions, which as we all know, everyone is entitled to.

When framed that way it seems less puzzling why it might not be healthy.

At NPR: major movies, product launches, etc., are framed as stories and are given decent editorial treatment.

The dude who died, Breitbart, framed an Obama nominee for secretary of arigculture.

As I framed it, the former has less experience, not just no CS degree.

He's saying publicly that Ellen was framed, so yeah.

Our mortality is framed by our biological processes.

Instead of a debate between two conflicting but legitimate viewpoints, you framed it as one legitimate side and one completely illegitimate, hateful, bigoted, evil side.

The way the narrative is currently framed is "Let's indulge all speech ever!".

> it's taken thirty some odd years to build out this infrastructure Exactly - but the story is framed like "look, this city built this for a purpose, and it worked, now you do the same in your cities" when I believe the real story is that a bike-happy population worked with a willing city to slowly evolve an infrastructure with mutual benefits.

And he is very normal, (maybe, probably boring too you as he doesn't look like a mad scientist, or have thick framed glasses, or hipster looking), but he is much more productive in those 8hrs than any of you heroic "young guns" who decide to sleep on the desk.