Sentence examples for context to make from inspiring English sources

Sometimes a writer uses context to make plain which meaning is meant.

Even those that give some information may not provide enough context to make it understandable.

Western modernism exploited tribal art, tearing it out of context to make it the vessel of primitivism.

But an editor's job is to provide context, to make sure writers offer real and complete solutions.

Kwabs' voice is powerful, a booming baritone, but it's placed in an electronic context to make explicit the soulful/synthetic contrast.

Fashion plumbs the crypt for the latest look, refining appearance to make it new and disappearing context to make clothes timeless.

The mobile phone skit probably needs a bit more context to make it work, and the giblets bit seems like it's an outtake from Kingpin, but never mind.

Without a doubt, Obama's opponents are shamelessly taking his words out of context to make him look callous and out of touch.

Kwabs's voice is powerful, a booming baritone, but it's placed in an electronic context to make explicit the soulful/synthetic contrast".

Comments attributed to her from an investment conference held Monday were taken out of context to make it seem as if W.W.F.E.

Sloane's husband, Michael Lorimer, told the Herald on Sunday the remark was "completely taken out of context... to make Julia look bad".