Sentence examples for content and context from inspiring English sources

The article was so rich in content and context that we plan to incorporate it into our leadership classes.

Will the magic still be there, or has time, with its corrosion of content and context, damaged the connective tissue?

The new guidelines emphasize that what matters is content and context, what children watch and with whom.

Instead, she said, companies and courts must consider "the source, content and context of the reports".

She uses the child's naïve point of view, narrating by allusion, in order to strip her opponents of content and context.

In an example of content and context coming together perfectly, a smart new television marketing initiative is being promoted by a TV drama about a public relations expert.

As the former president of the British Mycological Society, Alan Rayner, explores in his book NatureScope, evolution involves the continuous attuning of content and context, much like an improvisational dance.

Computer scientists analysed the colour, texture, content and context of more than 2m Flickr photos, then looked at the number of views, to figure out what factors determine a picture's chances of internet fame.

This serves us well in our exploitation of nature, yet if we don't think about both content and context we may see separation within nature that is not actually there.

While Mrs. Clinton's support for a new Michigan vote is not new -– she needs delegates here to catch up to Mr. Obama's lead in their nomination fight –- the content and context of her remarks were intriguing.

More recently, analytic philosophers of mind have rediscovered phenomenological issues of mental representation, intentionality, consciousness, sensory experience, intentional content, and context-of-thought.