Sentence examples for entirely different context from inspiring English sources

Only the picture was cropped and old, taken in an entirely different context.

It sets the gloom of plunging sales in an entirely different context, does it not?

"With the end of the cold war," he said, "neutrality is now in an entirely different context".

Examples of off-topic mentions include tweets that use "SRM" in an entirely different context, for example, as abbreviation for "supplier relationship management".

"Regardless of [Azealia's] intent or her personal definition … there are gay kids who follow her on Twitter who hear this word in an entirely different context," wrote associate director Matt Kane.

In an eerie parallel with the current situation at Stamford Bridge, one of the few times a medic in football made the headlines, the story also involved a woman but in an entirely different context.

As he was to do later in life in entirely different contexts, Maxwell agitated to get himself towards the centre of the stage, this time in the form of membership of a crack fighting regiment.

Last weekend, he was talked about in entirely different contexts: to note that McIlroy was almost the same age as Woods was when he won his first major, or to document that McIlroy hits it farther than Woods ever did, or more accurately than Woods did, or that he plays with more joie de vivre.

As is the case for the arrays of Vibrio sp. DAT722 and V. parahaemolyticus, the block of genes flanking the integron integrase gene is conserved between V. cholerae and V. vulnificus (limited to 4 genes rather than 16 in this case, including the ribosomal protein gene directly flanking the integrase gene, rplT), with entirely different contexts beyond this block.

Given that these data were obtained within the context of an entirely different research context (creativity training), and especially in view of the fact that the imaging parameters differed from those utilized in this unicycling training study, we deemed it less appropriate to analyze the data of these different studies within one and the same statistical design (2 × 3 design).

These claims that terrorist suspects can be classified as "enemy combatants," in circumstances in which LOAC does not even apply, constitute an attempt to cherry pick principles from one legal regime, and apply them in an entirely different legal context in an effort to achieve a better policy result.