Sentence examples for contexts from from inspiring English sources

Framing happens in all sorts of contexts, from obesity to economic growth.

It is heard in many varieties of Korean musical contexts, from folk festivals to urban parties.

Civic engagement has been applied in a variety of contexts, from business to community development.

That may help in many contexts, from checking a traveller's identity to seeing if a car-driver is falling asleep.

She works to educate teachers both about current events and the complex contexts from which they emerge.

It said the IPID received 720 new cases for investigation of suspicious deaths in custody or in other policing contexts from April 2011 to March 2012.

"It's no different from hanging Venetian altarpieces in the National Gallery," said Wood. "Art is often shown in very different contexts from those originally intended.

Poor Warren G Harding: "normalcy" had been in use (albeit in specialized contexts) from 1857, as had all other words he was accused of having coined in equal parts idiocy and elitism.

An artist who can illuminate those powerful, ubiquitous, destructive, morally complex feelings and dramatize them in a range of public and private contexts, from professional to artistic to domestic, is one whose work is worth experiencing.

Strict confidentiality can turn up in a variety of contexts, from payday-lending outfits, which sometimes rely on them to conceal the true identity of lenders that operate through shell companies, to personal relationships.

What the rulings demonstrated was not simply the power of context but the importance of the different contexts from which the justices view the cases that bring them face to face with society's most profound disputes.