Sentence examples for context and meaning from inspiring English sources

Two bold new histories widen the focus, adding context and meaning.

Paraphrasing has run amok, and it often changes the context and meaning.

Partly because of the way the person experiences the event, the memory somehow fails to acquire a properly developed context and meaning.

Sometimes a work of art is so dazzlingly famous that it can blind people to its original context and meaning.

As argued by Justice Calabresi, who concurred in the opinion (although somewhat reluctantly it seems), courts should consider the actual "mischief" that a law is designed to address when interpreting its context and meaning.

So here, Sony will be presenting a much more seamless streaming of Amazon content to its whole Xperia range — giving some more context and meaning to promoting its 4K display.

Others identified aspects of interventions other than outcomes, such as process, context and meaning.

Participants' experience of the adversity of their pain varied, and was influenced by context and meaning.

[3] Since 2009, Alsatia is also the name of a blog that seeks to investigate the area's history, context and meanings.

That said, increasing attention is being afforded to the cultural context and meanings of HAI [ 12, 24, 32- 36].

So our most important effort is to understand the message: to understand its context, purpose, and meaning, and to experience the consequences of having received the communication.