Sentence examples similar to contextual praise from inspiring English sources
Although he found its "tense sonic environment" to be "sometimes more disruptive than polite", Creative Loafings L. Michael Gipson praised the album's "contextual depth and thoughtful, poetic provocations" and Hunt's "wholly original" songwriting.
Nye praised Eisenhower and Bush's incremental objectives and "extraordinary contextual management" and wondered what these presidents might have achieved had they set more transformational goals.
Additional praise was given to the new features such as the contextual tutorial, and flashbacks when loading a saved game, as well as the games' multiplayer capabilities via the Wireless adapter.
Without the nonverbal contextual cues, how would you interpret a statement like "That was just brilliant?" Is it genuine praise or sarcasm?
Esthetics are contextual.
Ethics are more contextual.
In its brief citation, the jury praised the work as "strong and surprising and perfectly balanced in its space" and noted how "the artist questions the history, function and the epic of art through temporal and physical contextual isolation".
Other changes were more contextual.
