Sentence examples for contexts from which from inspiring English sources
She works to educate teachers both about current events and the complex contexts from which they emerge.
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.
Instead of hooks, there's a lengthy opening voiceover, which questions the accepted notion of what house is ("the answer is always some greeting card bullshit about life, love, happiness…") and goes on to highlight the contexts from which deep house emerged in 1970s and 80s New York, be they transgendered sex work, drug and alcohol addiction, queer-bashing or the HIV crisis.
The contexts from which interviewer and interviewee approach their subject – the biographical versus the musical, the ordinary elements of life in collision with the urge to analyse and mythologise – reduce their attempts at communication to parallel monologues, out of which emerge first comedy then tragedy.
In fact, many researchers have found that VNOS of students and teachers seems to be closely related to the culture contexts from which they come (Slay 2000; Peng and Knowles 2003; Wan et al., 2013b).
For example, the model for PIAAC literacy included text features, aspects of tasks, and a range of content areas or social contexts from which the texts were to be selected.
One way is to explore the relationship between music and the larger social context from which it emerged.
"But the stories about these songs – the context from which bossa nova emerged – is just as interesting as the music".
Too many times we have seen a failure by the IPCC to understand or appreciate the historical context from which it came.
By Jon Michaud March 7, 2018 A new book about Van Morrison's album "Astral Weeks" unearths the largely forgotten context from which it emerged.
