I'm energized by knowledge seekers and problem finders, people who are deeply curious of all aspects of life and society, people who break out of the confines of their context and take control of defining their own destiny, and people who ask good questions.
So within the confines of that context: I would say 85% of the time we are in the positive reinforcement quadrant.
When I see a movie, I don't need to have smoking confined to contexts of arrant fantasy or rank moralism; there are many people who are admirable in many ways and who also smoke, and I'd be shocked to find them, or the fullness of their characters, excluded from the screen (and surprised to learn that Scott, who has written eloquently in favor of realism in the cinema, would want them so excluded).
In this connection, every class that is taught today in the confines and context of "Religious Studies" is dependent upon, and a manifestation of, these contrived colonial constructions.
Their relatives were gassed like mine were!" Neturei Karta is best understood within the confines and context of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, which harbors the world's largest ultra-orthodox Jewish shtetl, or community.
The first basis is when planning the development of leadership capabilities the design is often mapped out within the confines of a leaders own context and environment.
By reference to context, I mean context outside the confines of this case — some recognition that although we may wish otherwise, there is still such a thing as race in America, still problems to solve and barriers to overcome.
The discovery and characterization of planets outside the confines of the Solar System gives us context for Earth and its siblings.
This contributes to a professional identity that deemphasizes teaching specifically to maintain high professional status, both within the confines of the institution and within the larger context of the discipline.
(They were out of context).
