A good example of this concept, which helps us contextualize poutine in Quebec or within Canada, is how the Japanese were perceived during the Second World War.
And by contextualizing it in the way it's presented, it creates amazing equity for the brand.
He said that Kmiec seems to have adopted the liberal-Catholic construct of "a consistent ethic of life," contextualizing abortion in a spectrum of other Catholic issues.
Anderson, a veteran war correspondent and an author of both fiction and nonfiction, gives Lawrence's story a new spin by contextualizing him in a group biography.
In addition to contextualizing FinTech in the areas mentioned, some articles provide a general, objective account and discuss the subject extensively.
The project has since grown considerably, now including interactive contextualizing features in the form of timelines and infographics.
Hare and co-writer Peterson have crafted a script that stays true to Homer's language while contextualizing it in the greater scope of humanity.
But many other works stretch back to Western antiquity, contextualizing homosexuality in the world of the Greeks, the Romans, and the Hebrews.
We return to the discussion of contextualizing findings in the Discussion section of this paper.
Nishida's manner of contextualizing, in his theory of place or topos, draws from Chinese cosmological methods in which "to explain and infer is to locate within the pattern" (Graham 1989, 320; cited in Dalissier 2009b, 226).
A contextualizing word is in order on that biography.
