Left with no alternatives, we borrowed Stephen Colbert's time-tested interview method, and spliced our questions with out-of-context quotes from Dolan's new album.
Religious politics should be no excuse for anyone to relapse into dogma, to settle genuinely hard political questions with out-of-context religious answers, or to somehow dodge them.
He said that this isn't a meaningful question: out of context, the gene has no "pigness".
Nick: This would never be given as a one-line question out of context -- it is one of a set of questions I ask students after showing them a psychology experiment case study with data about short-term memory in English and Welsh speakers.
Norman, the chair of the committee, defended his role in the affair, bizarrely claiming the "press pack" were a "herd of ungulates" who had bounced Radcliffe into speaking out by taking a snippet of his question out of context.
Norman, the chair of the committee, on Wednesday defended his role in the affair, bizarrely claiming the "press pack" were a "herd of ungulates" who had bounced Radcliffe into speaking out by taking a snippet of his question out of context.
Bill Moyers nevertheless pushed Wright hard, raised all the questions Wright's out-of-context sound bites have aroused and played lengthy excerpts from his sermons.
I never get tired of our recurring Questionable Journalism contest, in which you pull some sentence out of the paper (any paper that week) and turn it into an answer for your own out-of-context question.
In fact it seems odd to ask the question out of context, as though there were a sort of floating state of obligation accompanying the "I think" in all its manifestations (to adapt a formula from another Kantian text), independently of the practical conditions in which it may find itself.
CNBC's moderators -- John Harwood, Carl Quintanilla and Becky Quick -- drew criticism for interrupting candidate exchanges, asking "gotcha" or out-of-context questions for a debate on jobs and the economy, and appearing, at times, unprepared or dismissive.
This study provides the strongest evidence yet that the principle of interrupting the flow of clinical conversation to ask out-of-context questions about sensitive issues has many significant barriers in clinical consultations.
