Sentence examples similar to contexts with characters from inspiring English sources
Verbal one-sentence scenarios were presented in which a real protagonist is involved in different contexts with a character that was either a fictional character (e.g., Cinderella), a real person who is world famous (e.g., George Bush) or a real person who was either a friend or family of the participant (e.g., the participant's mother).
"He assured me, so then I went ahead and did it". Now she knows that her tattoo is meaningless out of context with other characters.
Not only does Alicia Silverstone reprise the pose of beleaguered noblesse oblige that she struck so gleefully in "Clueless" -- getting lost in fluff, losing sight of her own desires -- but she also performs in a delightful context, with lovelorn characters who are both as wonderfully small-minded and as doggedly expectant as real single people.
"The point of the narrative here is just to provide you with characters and context," Omar tells me.
The Spanish court characters of Velázquez's 1656 painting have been replaced with characters well-known in the Thai context, such as the politician or the soldier, Mr. Utarit explained.
Rather, it is our view that fruiting has to be taken in context with all the characters of an organism's morphological traits and life history before its significance can be understood.
The terms of positional homology, positional orthology and positional paralogy have been used in the context of morphological characters, with similar meanings [ 18].
Competitiveness expressed in a financial context sadly becomes "greed" when combined with character defects that disregard the law, and/or the well-being of one's trading partner: "only when they are both made better off" goes awry.
Context matters in these situations, context for character and for plot.
