Sentence examples for context of their era from inspiring English sources

FB: Boybands have always been edgy, in the context of their era – just look back at some of the Take That bondage costumes, or bad boys East 17.

But too often leaders are remembered out of the context of their times: good historians put them firmly in their time and place, confronting the particular obstacles of their era.

They functioned like the Facebook page of their era".

These structures, some >30 years old, were constructed with methods of their era.

They have all the major characters of their era.

Virginia Woolf's biographer tells an anecdote on how Virginia Woolf, Keynes and T. S. Eliot would discuss religion at a dinner party, in the context of their struggle against Victorian era morality.

The feminist context of their problems has become lost.

does not, as some mistakenly assume, replicate the concerts note for note; instead, in the spirit of their progenitors, and in the interest of their own enjoyment, and of performative plausibility, they improvise, within the context of the era they are drawing from.

Last year, Pope Francis defended his predecessor in an interview with a Spanish newspaper, saying Pius "has to be seen in the context of that era".

This ambitious and rewarding show, drawn largely from the museum's extensive collection of works by William Sidney Mount (1807-68), places the Setauket native in the context of his era.

For one, this opera is representative of a mid-20th-century style of composers (including Hindemith, Schreker, Pfitzner and Zemlinsky) that has been viewed as conservative in the context of the era's modernism.