Sentence examples for context that you from inspiring English sources

You need a context that you can work with.

Sometimes, it's only when you've worked out the context, that you know how to say a word.

It is only when you picture him in this context that you realise the extent to which the English weather blasts Van Gogh's cornfields.

You'd get this pissy with a black woman if she mentioned in a certain context that you are a white woman?

Berman: Are you saying he's injured or casting doubt on whether he's hurt at all? Mangini: If you want to look at it in a very narrow context, then that could be the context that you analyze it in.

Disruption, maybe in the context that you mention it, might be an overused word, because by and large most companies have reached a certain place, and more often than not they're working to further entrench that position.

"There's no point hiding the fact that, growing up in a context like that, you can find yourself mixed up in dynamics you would not want to be a part of.

"Saving an object can certainly be important, but if you've lost the context for that, you've gone from the shoe that George Washington wore at his inauguration to an old shoe," Mr. Pourchot said.

"You have to find this way to be OK and positive, even though you work in a context that can take you out of balance," he said.

Unlike the civil war, whose faultlines you could trace from 1642 to the regional voting habits of 2015, the 1520s had a political context that was unrepeatable; you could even call it niche.

Indeed, you can and likely do find yourself part of several or even many distributed communities, one or more for each subject or context that really interests you.