Sentence examples for an ideal context from inspiring English sources

"The National Gallery has an ideal context for this painting," Artemieva said.

The production provides an ideal context for Ms. Garanca's nuanced, sexy and cagey portrayal.

Although Peter Brooks began his study of confession before the Supreme Court's recent review of the Miranda decision, it provides an ideal context for understanding Miranda's history and implications.

Beginning the evening with an extended selection of songs by Purcell, in realizations for piano by Britten (and, for two songs, Michael Tippett and Thomas Adès) provided an ideal context for the canticles.

Arkansas provides an ideal context within which to conduct this research.

We believe that China is an ideal context for longitudinal research for these types of questions.

In the Latin American context, Chile provides an ideal setting in which to examine birth outcomes given a modern and well-functioning system of vital registration that is essentially universal and is maintained electronically.

Considerable organisational change during the study made it a less than ideal context for an intervention to reduce work stress in employees.

Yet more importantly, at its core the production of dance music is concerned repurposing of existing material, so it's no surprise it provides the ideal context for an almost Dadaist repurposing of symbols.

Government curfews and the obvious suspicions the authorities had with large groups of people congregating didn't exactly create the ideal context for a thriving club scene.

The 48 h feeding window therefore provided an ideal metabolic context with a reproducible difference between salicyl alcohol-fed and control cells for assessing the underlying transcriptome adjustments.