Sentence examples for and context of the from inspiring English sources

"On the other hand, the central issue still remains: Can any defendant get a fair trial given the circumstances and context of the case?

Selecting the right hotel also depends on the size and context of the traveling party.

It would all be at the scale and context of the forest.

And a series of DVD-like extras expound various elements of the structure, history, and context of the piece.

The other was an examination of the causes and context of the abuse, produced by a lay review board.

He spent much of Wednesday explaining the terminology and context of the conversations that he secretly recorded for federal authorities.

The first, which he calls the studium, is the manifest subject, meaning and context of the photograph: everything that belongs to history, culture, even to art.

It was a well-played moment, disorientating and shocking in its suddeness and context of the son Philip never knew he had.

Never for a moment do you doubt the accuracy or the relevance and context of the material the author brings to his tale.

Depending on the purpose and context of the map they may choose to mark a border with a dashed line or special shading to highlight the contention.

The current political debate, the senior NATO ambassador said, is not about whether the Libya war will end in negotiations, but the nature and context of the talks.