Sentence examples for context for everything from inspiring English sources

Thanks to a programme in English, I could glean some context for everything I saw.

Organizational culture, which represents "the collection of traditions, values, policies, beliefs and attitudes that constitute a pervasive context for everything we do and think in an organization" is an important factor that may affect incentives of individuals to perform (Marshall and McLean [1988], page 32).

Most Muslims consider mercy to be the overarching context for everything in the Qur'an and Islamic religion.

A world icon of the revolution since being stormed in the fall of 1917, the massive aquatic (or French) blue facsimile of the façade in this museum courtyard provides a haunted, riveting, and admittedly comedic context for everything that passes by it, behind it, before it.

" We want to get the context for how everything was placed at the site".

His work here falls slightly outside the show's historical ambit, but nonetheless provides a useful context for pretty much everything that follows.

Practical in this context usually is codeword for everything from deceit to threat.

Czahor said he understands that perspective, but he added, "Context is everything" — for example, the context that he was in an improv comedy group when he posted the tweets that got him in trouble, and they were meant to be "tongue in cheek," with "no harmful intent".

Context is everything, for sure, but no one taught the young men of my generation about that: rather, since the imbalance of power is always in favor of the man, we as men are dangerous by default.

But lest you think once again that there's nothing new under the sun, the context for all of this, for everything now happening in our world, is so new as to be quite literally outside of thousands of years of human experience.

That's good training for giving context to everything.