A demystification that shows Shakespeare in the contexts of 16th-century arts and commerce.
Let us, rather, be realistic and place their ambitions in the contexts of their own limitations and the wider challenge.
"It is a historically significant building when viewed within the contexts of World War II and African-American service in the U.S. military," the report said.
He discusses them in the contexts of women being ripped off by gigolos, of mystics who believe they have been ravished by God, of de Clérambault's syndrome (erotomania).
For treatment within the contexts of the continent and the Western Hemisphere, see Native American; American Indian: Northern America.
Such a position cannot help but influence the contexts of even the most abstract of the social sciences.
"We're ecstatic with anticipation," said Nicholas Meriwether, editor of "All Graceful Instruments: The Contexts of the Grateful Dead Phenomenon" and a historian at the University of South Carolina.
Fred Shapiro of Yale reports that "the contexts of the many early uses I have examined make it clear that the color associated with the state of livid anger is a pale one".
Trying to use isolated instances to pin those labels on Judge Sonia Sotomayor, even without considering the contexts of her words and actions, does not support a conclusion of deeply held bias.
○ Evidence in the contexts of investigations.
Then the contexts of these runnables are migrated.
