Sentence examples for context for telling from inspiring English sources

Thus the tragedies provided a communitarian context for telling stories about conflict and its effects.

In particular, inequalities (2.16) appear to be new for telling us that, in the numerical context, the convergence of and to is with geometric-speed.

Deduction alone is good for telling what might happen.

In a nondepressed brain, she said, "you need the hippocampus to help put a situation with an emotional component into context" — to tell our conscious brain, for instance, that the loss of love should be experienced as sorrow or the loss of a job as anxiety.

On the face of it, Anger Is an Energy is true to the form: light on reflection and context, and told with barely a pause for breath.

"At no point did they ask me for an explanation for what I said or to put it in context," he told the Observer.

A context that tells a story".

The zombies are really the context to tell that story.

Abbyy brings content and context," he told TechCrunch.

The phrase was taken out of context, Roets told HuffPost.

"That comment was taken out of context," she told us.