Sentence examples for context of the first from inspiring English sources

"The context of the first record was that I was witnessing a repression on young people who were constantly confronted with a false idea of success, and inevitably, ended up compromising on their art," Beth says.

As Jem Poster argues in a persuasive essay that locates Thomas within the context of the first stirrings of modernism, this endless, stumbling word-dance lies at the heart of Thomas's work.

In fact, the context of the first Bach performances was probably more austere than the ornate altarpieces and shining gold at the St . Vincent Ferrer Churchon the Upper East Side.

This is, as Sir Alex Ferguson stressed before Manchester United's game with Sporting Lisbon last Tuesday, very significant in the context of the first tie in the next phase.

In the context of the first phase of the social contract between the government and the unions – which for the first time prioritised the low-paid, ie women – this was interesting.

"This was in the context of the first half of 2008 and this was my first real involvement with any of these issues, where there was no reason at the time to believe that the issue of these voicemail interceptions was anything but a settled matter and that it was in the past after the successful prosecution of the two individuals we discussed, as well as the resignation of the editor," he said.

The implementation of smart grids in the Netherlands takes place in the context of the third-order legal institution of a regulated market, whose conception, instantiation and operation occur at the constitutional situation.

Even within the context of the first-class magical realism that tends to inform mission statements in the automotive industry, Mazda's desire to "challenge everything you thought you knew about motor cars" is an advance into new territory.

On the three tracks that feature Mr. Astbury — on the fourth, Boris's female guitarist, Wata, sings the old Cult song "Rain" in a little-girl voice — he doesn't deliver his most polished vocal performance; he sounds a little grizzled as he punctuates his lines with "yeah!" and "no!," depending on the context of the first-person narrator, conquering hero or fatalistic philosopher.

The bomb, however justified in the context of the second world war, was purely destructive.

In the context of the third line of defence, how problematic is the shift to an all-volunteer army proving?