Sentence examples for enriching context from inspiring English sources

That Ms. Bennett, performing Garland's signature pieces, often sounds uncannily like the real thing wouldn't count for much without this enriching context.

A teacher in such a scenario may feel completely overwhelmed trying to simply master the "general" textbook concepts, let alone provide students with an enriching context in which to learn them; no small feat when you begin to pair the daily challenges of teaching high school with the proclivities of academics to write as if they've just discovered sliced bread again.

Still, it's hard to imagine this sustained folk ballad of a show ever having a more suitable and enriching context than that provided by one rainy Monday night in Central Park.

Research on OST programs demonstrates their potential to be developmentally enriching contexts where youth can build their academic, social, emotional, and civic skills (Bodilly and Beckett 2005; Durlak and Weissburg 2007; Grossman et al. 2002; Little and Harris 2003; Miller 2003; NIOST 2003; Vandell et al. 2005, 2006).

The 28 statistically enriched contexts covered 47.9% (230/480) of the TF+TG+ samples.

Our strategy could therefore be described as an "enriched context-bound consultation skills training".

The real innovation is in the new genre of databases, developer frameworks, social coding services and the APIs enriched with context through data analysis.

In this study, we use a geographical information data, OpenStreetMap (OSM) to enrich such context with possible knowledge.

The engineers' sharing of their occupational experiences was especially valuable in enriching the real-world context of the activities.

Based on a different cultural perspective, qualitative study regarding cancer-related fatigue in China can provide a cultural context for enriching the system of knowledge about fatigue.

Don Quixote wanders through the plot in a context enriched by highly individualized performances that relate to him.