Sentence examples for a context to a from inspiring English sources

Part of her wants to give a context to a discussion that she feels has been rendered in absolute terms.

Test match rankings are somehow different for without a world championship, which ICC have decided to put on hold, they provide a context to a format that is in a state of flux now that the almost total domination first of all by West Indies and then Australia has come to an end.

"It gives people a context to view him as a man wrongly vilified by the system.

Contemporary music, more than many new art forms, requires a context to really resonate with an audience.

They are, however, very much a band who need an audience, or rather a context, to subvert.

To make up for this, there's a richness of background, a context, to the military novels.

They're an attempt to place oneself in a context, to understand how we fit into a bigger picture.

We used a quinphone as a context to select appropriate phone-level units.

The animation The Square gave participants a context to discuss students' independent work making a conjecture.

The animation The Square also gave students a context to respond to how a class might discuss students' conjectures.

It's definitely not OK if you're using it in a context to make a person feel outdated, out-of-touch or technologically-challenged. .