Sentence examples for contextualizes from inspiring English sources
The word 'contextualizes' is correct and usable in written English
It is a verb that means to place something in its proper or relevant context. Example: In her research paper, the author contextualizes the historical events by examining their social, political, and cultural background.
verb
Third person singular of contextualize
Gravity's Fatal Attraction: Black Holes in the Universe (1995), cowritten by Rees, contextualizes black holes in the larger astronomical discourse, and Before the Beginning Our Universe and Others (1997) provides an overview of current astronomical knowledge and hypothesizes that the known universe is one of an infinite number of other, different universes.
In the historically revelatory and cinematically complex "The Last of the Unjust" (which Cannes screened this May, out of competition), Lanzmann excerpts and contextualizes the dozen hours of filmed discussions to reveal Murmelstein's heroic efforts to save the lives of fellow-Jews, and shows why those efforts nonetheless appeared dubious.
Listen to a segment about an object that interests you, taking notes on how narrator Neil MacGregor describes and contextualizes it by telling a story that, as the Times article puts it, "everybody could relate to".
"The fact that he begins with a relevant hip hop lyric immediately contextualizes the narrative into something familiar and accessible to people from a wide variety of experiences," Mr. Lee said.
Foner adeptly contextualizes these unsavory aspects of Lincoln's history.
Mr. Jones contextualizes his subject with a re-creation of a hat salon, complete with luxurious hatboxes and anomalies like a 1650 black beaver felt hat (think Pilgrim) whose close-fitting hatbox strongly resembles the hat itself, only in brown leather.
Economic sociology is particularly attentive to the relationships between economic activity, the rest of society, and changes in the institutions that contextualize and condition economic activity.
Feminists, like New Historicists, were interested in contextualizing Shakespeare's writings rather than subjecting them to ahistorical formalist analysis.
You will find that the AUCB film school is aimed towards practical work and filmmaking rather than academic writing, though you can expect units that cover film history and theory that contextualize your practical work.
That's the difference.'" But Rankin is careful to contextualize his own controversies.
If we want to properly contextualize shark attacks, we need to compare sharks to their peers -- bears and gators and the myriad other fanged barbed and venomous creatures that could sting us or bite us or otherwise ruin our day.
