Sentence examples for context to what from inspiring English sources

This adds helpful context to what might otherwise be a somewhat abstract journey.

The new data gives added context to what has been a sensitive issue in Canada.

They are, he reckons, for the fans, something to give a context to what is happening in the global game.

A lot of historical examples have been bandied about in efforts to give Americans some context to what they are feeling.

"How we would interweave the elements might add dimension, layers and context to what is more or less a knee-jerk, binary, good-bad response," Mr. Burns said.

Far from indulging in portentous literary games, however, García Márquez's novel aims helpfully to interpret and illuminate what has gone before, offering an explanation and a context to what often seemed purely gratuitous fantasy.

It is at this level particularly the question of self-image in times of transitions is put in a broader context to see what is living and what is dead in finding "East" in the recent rise of the Global South.

"I wanted to provide the historical context to examine what these conflicts say about society," she explained.

Even experiencing the deaths of other family members, he said, has given him "no context" to understand what happened to Ann.

This is about applying strategies hypothetically in context to see what insights develop.

"It is always important to put these things into context to remember what happened three years ago in Port-au-Prince.