Sentence examples for entirely different contexts from inspiring English sources
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.
"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.
UNDO! UNDO! Writing in GQ, Cecil Donahue offers this useful advice to e-mail users: "Never send anything you wouldn't be comfortable hearing read back to you in an entirely different context.
As ever, political leaders — their ranks this year including two presidents, Barack Obama and George W. Bush — will go to a lectern and recite a poem or a quotation that someone else wrote long ago in an entirely different context.
Your June 18 editorial "Reform Now, or Pay Later" invokes the idea of "solidarity" in an entirely different context, implying that state workers should give back hard-won gains so as to "absorb a share of the pain in the name of fiscal stability and solidarity with other taxpayers".
Our efforts in government were of course part of an entirely different context in which we were trying to manage the stresses of a two-speed economy by placing more weight on resource rent taxes and less on the corporate rate, but let's put that aside for the moment.
It punishes gays as a class by criminalizing an act that is central to who they are -- in the same way, as the Supreme Court noted in an entirely different context, that a tax on wearing a yarmulke would be a tax on Jews.
Despite her admiration of America and ideological sympathy for Mr Reagan, it never occurred to her that British and American interests were identical.Good deeds, bad worldMr Blair would reply that the events of September 11th created an entirely different context for shared action because the nature of the threat rendered redundant traditional ideas of national interest.
