Sentence examples for context takes from inspiring English sources

Economic "success" in this context takes on another complexion.

The action – an underpowered word in this context – takes place over 23 days in December 1941.

This well-worn manipulation is used in hundreds of sports films, from "Cool Runnings" to "Little Giants," but, as he does in all his films, Chow so fully commits himself to the genre that what would feel trite or manipulative in another context takes on an unexpected emotional resonance.

The 2013 Eurovision Song Context takes place in Malmo, Sweden on 18 May.

The index \ k\) in equations (1) and (2) is said to be free and in the current context takes on any value from 1 to \(n\).

HierS method starts from a molecular framework (called a superscaffold in that context), takes one by one each of its ring systems (i.e. cycles sharing an edge), removes it (together with corresponding linkers, i.e. atoms connecting rings) and continues recursively on the rest of the molecule.

Often these are simply diary entries on their own, shorn of context: taken all together they would make for a lyric essay of surreal stray sentences.

Meanwhile, the constant hopping from one opera to another means characterisation and dramatic context take a back seat to purely vocal arts.

This context, taken in conjunction with some sympathetic soundbites from within Iran, has lent recent weeks a sense of calm that stands in marked contrast to the rising tensions of previous months.

The title "Cantatas in Context" took on new meaning on Wednesday night when the Orchestra of St . Lukes gave its first concert of the season, free, as a memorial to the victims of the terrorist attacks.

So its decisions are heavily influenced by the regional context, taking in not only the turmoil in Egypt but also in neighbouring Libya, where a dissident general, Khalifa Haftar, is waging war against radical Islamists.