Sentence examples for context of which from inspiring English sources

Clinton quickly apologized for the comment, the context of which contained compassion for many Trump voters.

It also involves gathering facts and context, of which there is exponentially more every day.

In fact, this long, wide street is notable for a number of curious buildings, in the context of which the Embassy of Cambodia does not seem especially strange.

The context of which he was writing – the depression and the disaster of the dust bowl in the 1930s that Steinbeck documented in his novels – required no sweetening.

32 Such a finding is, moreover, borne out by the context of which Article 5(2)(b) of Directive 2001/29 forms part and by its underlying objectives.

The attempt to qualify for next year's World Cup was a dismal failure, in the context of which Coleman was widely expected to be sacked – but he signed a new two-year contract on Friday.

Today's analysis is set in a variety of general contexts, of which the real line and the complex plane (explained in the section Complex analysis) are merely two rather simple examples.

We therefore theorize 'through' these cases while empirically grounding the meanings and contexts of which they speak.

Thus, Mr. Obama had been taking Mr. Romney out of context – some of which was restored last night by Mr. Biden.

Motives matter, so does context, neither of which can be discerned in a selected two-minute rant.

What is so annoying is that it so ostentatiously turns its back on the global context out of which the best writing is happening today.