Sentence examples for context for all the from inspiring English sources

Race is barely mentioned, yet racial preconceptions provide the context for all the relationships.

In addition to the combat, the game also features some interesting RPG elements and a functional storyline to provide context for all the mayhem.

The collaborative effort will provide new context for all the mediums being displayed".

This big picture is the shrouded, yet essential, message of spirituality, and it provides the context for all the diverse aspects of life.

THE CONTEXT For all the fury that Nafta generated last winter, when Senator Obama and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton one-upped each other in denouncing the deal and accused the other of being a closet supporter of it, trade has been less of an issue during the general election.

Here's the quote they took out of context; "For all the people who say, 'Oh, you didn't personally pay for the cars yourself,' which I heard, I say, 'Well, I could have, and what difference does it make, if they get the cars?

The context for all this is potentially embarrassing to the Irish authorities.

The context for all this, he says, would be the numbers of working-class people going to university increasing, and an all-round "shaking out", as a result of which "the cabinet and the shadow cabinet, the editors' chairs in the major newspapers would have more state school people in them".

They are the clues to the context for all those who may not bother to read further and, year after year, they have been telling boys that, doing well in exams, is for the birds.

He traced pop's history not just to its full recent flowering in the 1950s or to the 19th century and Stephen Foster, but also to the colonial-era compositions that created the context for all that followed.

The wider context for all this is, of course, London's deepening and many-faceted housing crisis.