Sentence examples similar to contextualizing note from inspiring English sources
To assist with the interpretation process, additional contextualizing notes were taken during and after, including body language and discussions which arose after the digital recorder was turned off.
Though he contextualized that, noting that WPP will spend $2 billion on Facebook ads this year, and had previously told online video news channel Cheddar about the increased buy.
The Asociación Peruana de Autores y Compositores first reported on Gaga's flagging sales in Lima (she only sold 17,000 tickets for a 55,000 capacity venue), which the Examiner then contextualized by noting that Madonna's tickets are often up to three times as expensive.
Borrowing from Gyekye [ 5], Nzegwu [ 6] notes the politics of customs (upon which 'indigenous' phenomena are based), contextualizing this politics while observing that "there is nothing static or stable about traditions and customs", rather, "the root of the problem lies in the way that present generations have chosen to preserve their customs or traditions" ([ 6]. p139).
A contextualizing word is in order on that biography.
Something that should also be noted is the wall color of the room, an often-overlooked part of the experience of an exhibit that can play a significant role in contextualizing works of art.
My habit of contextualizing everything kicks in.
My problem is children aren't always capable of contextualizing.
The policy dialogue was instrumental in contextualizing the elements.
Such factors are informative for contextualizing the results.
