Sentence examples for a perfect context for from inspiring English sources
Storybooks are a perfect context for stimulating cognitive and language development in children [ 24].
In terms of games, their features being challenging, imaginative, and delightful; being embedded within a narrative; and exhibiting clear rules provide a perfect context for students to engage and learn (Garris et al., 2002; Cheng et al., 2013).
You have to admire a writer who can find the perfect context for a Randy Newman lyric like "I'm dead but I don't know it".
This formal world on the edge of transition is the perfect context for Helena, a warring mix of servility and spunkiness, whom George Bernard Shaw saw as a precursor to Ibsen's New Woman.
Henry Clay Frick never bought a piece by Pablo Picasso, but the Spaniard's close study of the artists represented in the Frick Collection (from El Greco to Goya to Ingres) — not to mention his dazzling gifts as a draftsman — make the museum the perfect context for this major loan exhibition, which was co-organized with the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Opens Oct. 4.
If we can create a planetary context where drug addicts are treated as people with a health issue - not a judicial, criminal issue - that would create the perfect context for us to advance".
"I thought [Temporary Highs] was the perfect context for the project, because it presented a way to reverse the reward system," Ahern says.
Proms Saturday Matinee 3 – I Fagiolini and Britten Sinfonia, for mournful beauty, and otherworldly juxtapositions: sublime ancient music provides the perfect context for two fascinating contemporary works".
The clarity of the new BBC Hoddinott Hall offered the perfect context for the pure, almost ascetic quality of Feldman's music in his two pieces, In Search of an Orchestration and On Time and the Instrumental Factor.
