Sentence examples for a context in the from inspiring English sources

This biography of Bram Stoker, the author of "Dracula," gives his life a context in the social developments of the time.

If linguistic meaning determines reference in a context (in the way that Kaplan's characters do), then all occurrences of 'that' in (26) have the same reference with respect to any given context.

They are incubators allowing individuality to find a context in the community, giving strange sounds the confidence to become scenes.

Such a state would be a context-in-the-first-sense and the set of referents would be a context-in-the-second-sense.

The Health Action Process Approach HAPAA) [ 27- 29] was used as a context in formulating the e-mail messages (Table 1).

It was an existential act, its own justification in a context in which the creative imagination was under extreme pressure in a country in crisis.

In a context in which the ECB is seeking to "do whatever it takes" to vanquish deflation, this is an unhelpful complication.

This is a very great novel, but one that needs a context in both the past and in so-called post-9/11 America.

This is taking place in a context in which the government is clamping down on freedom of expression and extending surveillance".

The suburban Taco Bells and parking lots might not be striking, but they do provide a context in which the film's characters are unhappily at home.

Processes at each level provide a context in which the others function.