Sentence examples for create a context from inspiring English sources

I had to create a context for it.

Passages in "Red Giselle" make use of classical ballet technique, but only to create a context.

Only by showing this do we create a context in which mea culpa is credible.

The notes on the board should create a context in which to create the classroom diversity exhibit.

And from yet another: "Let me back up and create a context" — followed by "I've lost my train of thought".

In promoting rape and normalising abuse, they create a context in which violence against women is acceptable".

They create a context for lesser-known or more daring works that might not be presented on their own.

And yet it could be called a success: he had managed to create a context in which disparate works informed one another, enhancing their value.

I was ecstatically excited when I discovered the Salvation Army are using an allotment to create a context for healing those rescued from modern slavery.

What the rise of electronic publishing has done, rather, is create a context in which the book's two distinct incarnations – as beautiful object and as a set of vaporous pixels - are linked not by "or" but "and".

"Israel can't force the Palestinians to be reasonable, to pursue their interests and not their passions, but it can create a context where they are more likely to do so than not," said the Middle East expert Stephen P. Cohen.