Sentence examples for context was born from inspiring English sources
Mr. Almazan, placid and serious, immersed in sound, the kind of musician who's more fascinated by text than context, was born in Havana, the son of the bass player Rafael Almazán.
Even so, this is where the concept of Pride in an LGBTQ context was born.
The idea of cognitive radios (CRs), which is a particular extension of software-defined radio that employs model-based reasoning about the channel, users, and communications context [1], was born out of the wireless spectrum's limitation.
Leonardo da Vinci Image via Flickr, by Pat Morris Born: April 15, 1452 in Vinci, Republic of Florence (present-day Italy) Context: Leonardo was born to unmarried parents, Piero da Vinci, a notary, and Caterina, a peasant woman.
Cooper argues that Wilson's racism needs to be understood in context: although Wilson was born in the South, he spent his whole working life in the North and was, Cooper said, a "typical white Northerner" of his time: "He basically wanted race to go away".
It is a sensitive context, for Mr. Kaupelis was born about the same time as Mr. Meadmore.
Do we really take no account of the sociopolitical context into which someone was born and through which they emerged when we attempt to quantify outlandish achievement?
Part of the job of a gospel singer, nowadays, is to reinterpret the genre's perilous history, translating it for listeners who may have come to love the music while ignoring the context in which it was born, and the lives of the people who created it.
It is in this context that Connect and Do was born.
By contrast, NPR's Present at the Creation revolves primarily around the cultural context in which a work was born, as well as the influence it has had since.
