Sentence examples for a wealth of context from inspiring English sources

Angle didn't include it; indeed, he left out a wealth of context about both the A.C.A. as a whole and the Mangiones' specific situation.

The subject of Joel Altman's new book is the conflation of probability and truth in Othello, which it amplifies and makes cogent through a wealth of contexts— rhetorical, philosophical, dramaturgical, and social, to name a few.

The physics and secondary school teaching experts provided a wealth of problem contexts and wrong answer alternatives inspired by their teaching experience.

The boxes with information on "alumni of Alexandria" and "the system of Dante's Hell," among other topics, will help readers keep a wealth of facts in context; so will the generous complement of illustrations, most of them described by the author in enthusiastic detail, both in his captions and in the text itself.

In compensation, Mr. van Hensberger offers a wealth of information on the context of Gaudí's life and work.

There was also a wealth of qualitative data, which provided context and highlighted emerging themes, which may serve as targets for further research.

If he sometimes seeks the unattainable — at one point, he asked one of the singers to "get Martin Luther King's entire 'I have a dream' speech in that melisma" — he never fails to provide the wealth of context and backstory that actors crave.

François Recanati has a wealth of papers on pragmatics and context-sensitivity on his webpage.

Together, these yield a wealth of data relevant in different contexts.

The excellent guide Using Films in School: A Practical Guide offers a wealth of suggestions for putting subjects in context in this way.

These results, in context with a wealth of physiological data and clearly demonstrated utility in other settings, suggest that "prophylactic" postextubation NIV, properly applied, might prove to be a valuable adjunctive measure in select high-risk patients.