Sentence examples for context of the passage from inspiring English sources

In fact, according to Athol Fitzgibbons, an economic historian, the reader can only understand the quotation within the context of the passage.

It seems pretty clear to me and my editors, from the context of the passage quoted and the entire piece, that I was talking here about nationally known, iconic heroes — generals, policymakers, crusading journalists.

In other words, the rhetorical context of the passage is crucial, though it is typically ignored by commentators defending the Aristocratic Politics View.

The strategy is typical of many of his notes: he alerts the reader to the Christian use or context of the passage, and then presents the author's meaning.

However, if the context of the passage as a whole is considered then it becomes clear that different students are reconstructing different passages while maintaining a semblance of the original meaning.

But the literary context of the passage provides the most direct answer.

"Too easy", "out-of-context of the passage", and "neither reasonable nor challenging enough" are some of the negative comments mentioned.

The context of this passage, and others like it, is the rejection of neo-Darwinian (i.e., memeticist) theories of cultural evolution.

You might think from the context of this passage, a seduction scene midway through Naomi Iizuka's "36 Views," that the play is about human relationships.

But that's very strained, especially after one's read the surrounding context of this passage and has also discovered what's usually meant by such phrases.

But, in reality, it means nothing at all, since there's no context for the passage.