Reframed in a sentence

Anu Khanna, an intercultural and communications professor at De Anza, said the conversations around the Event Center should be reframed.

Some have been prequels, some have been sequels, and some have taken the original premise, but reframed it in some way.

That’s true in Massachusetts, where Culture Reframed is based and where new for sex education use the word pornography only once, with regard to pornography laws.

But also one that cut off at a critical point, that sanitised and whitewashed a deeply stained legacy and reframed Jackson’s memory in a spotless – and ultimately more lucrative – light.

In response, they reframed immigration as a national security issue, while targeting civilian law enforcement.

Others have instead reframed the question through the lens of gender.

They reframed environmental regulations, labor rights laws, equal opportunity clause, and all other progressive measures as policies that forced deindustrialization and flight of capital in addition to rising consumer prices and inflation.

But in follow-up interviews, some of the signatories walked back claims made in the letter and reframed their reasons for signing on.

In these ads, even our most stultifying quarantine distractions are reframed as testimonies to the human spirit.

Audacity seems to be the answer behind Dybala’s magnificent goal, but it could just as well be reframed as creativity since the two ideas are intertwined.

Brandon Tartikoff was still unwilling to give up on the premise so Good Morning, Miss Bliss went back to NBC and reframed for the network’s Saturday morning kid-oriented slot.

That brief moment reframed Tallahassee’s entire character, transforming him from a stereotype to a human being whose hardness and unwillingness to form attachments made sense.

The issues which the party leaders raised, and the way they formed their attacks on the Congress, are being analysed and reframed for future elections.

The school strikers and the Juliana plaintiffs have also reframed the discussion around climate change.

Asked by the moderator to discuss feminist hypocrisy, Charen reframed the question.

It may be a cost-cutting measure, but the displacement works; “Othello” is just as affecting when reframed as a hipster party set, with both the heroes and villains clad in leather and chucks.

So, while launching the centenary celebration of the Mahatma’s Champaran Satyagraha, the prime minister also rekindled the sanitation drive and reframed it as “From Satyagraha to Swachagraha”.