Sentence examples for an cultural context from inspiring English sources

And while the book shapes the character Precious and that of her mother Mary within both the economic an cultural context of the Reagan era, the movie Precious does not.

Rather, the organization and its context (whether a national or a cultural context) were treated as being in a 'black box' (Linnenluecke and Griffiths 2010; Howard-Grenville 2006).

In this, Britain was singular, and was able to create a cultural context – a context of regard and equality – that, whatever its failings, had no parallel in continental Europe.

This paper investigates the implications of regulation in China's blogosphere and the extent to which it impacts bloggers from both a social and a cultural context.

It places Basquiat's art in a cultural context with an enthusiasm and zest that make the many pictures shown come blazingly alive.

Understanding purchasing behavior in a cultural context is an important dimension of consumer research.

The myriad literary allusions in his books similarly serve as both clues that can help the reader situate the characters' adventures within a cultural context, and a means for those characters to distance themselves intellectually from their own pasts.

He explores "what a brand is communicating within a cultural context … guided by unspoken ideas and assumptions".

As far as I was concerned, there was a political as well as a cultural context to be taken into account.

Many of the measure's domains (e.g. trust, privacy issues) likely have a cultural context far beyond a simple translation and back translation of items.

Self-harm should be understood as emerging from a cultural context, not simply from a solitary mind.