Sentence examples for bringing context from inspiring English sources

In his new book, "The Last Great Game," Gene Wojciechowski does what sportswriters have long done, and will continue to do, bringing context and perspective to a moment of athletic achievement, enriching the memory of it.

I see this as an early form of using realisation as a means of bringing context and text together.

Now Facebook is bringing context to mobile, and applying it to the most central parts of its graph: people and photos.

That is particularly useful for bringing context to recommendations (if you like X you should like Y *because* …) or to build graphical interfaces for music discovery," adds Passant.

conTgo specializes in bringing context to communication during travel, especially for corporate clients who need to coordinate with colleagues or remain efficient during layovers or travel hangups.

By bringing context and a voice to the conversation, we feel that the contributed content can not only kickstart awareness but also steer the conversation into a productive way.

Recalling the tale of Bianchi brings context as City part with £49m to welcome their prime summer target, Raheem Sterling.

"But there are just as many that could be used to heal and bring context to the tragedy.

"He brought context to the law," said Ronald K. L. Collins, a scholar at the University of Washington who compiled a bibliography of Mr. Lewis's work.

Coody's daughter, Christine Molis, said she hopes the exhibition will bring context to the border story and act as a reminder that aggression, ethnic tensions and militarisation existed long before modern-day drug cartels and immigration controversies.

The first step to reversing this tide is to bring context to the issues at stake: there are countless policies, attitudes, and persistent practices in American life that had their genesis in an earlier era, and yet still remain partially or fully intact, prolonging the evils of the past.