Sentence examples for established a context from inspiring English sources

In every instance bass and drums established a context for Mr. Rivers's peregrinations.

Not only did it define an area of cultural enquiry that had hitherto barely existed; it also established a context that no discussion of the new wave of late-1950s northern writers - John Braine, Alan Sillitoe, Stan Barstow, Sid Chaplin - could ignore.

It begins by establishing a context for the artist.

With these scenes, Freedman establishes a context for the often repeated thesis of his book.

This is partly to establish a context for the river or swamp or beach I'm visiting.

This instantly establishes a context of capitalist toil: ideal for a play about the difficulty of doing good in a wicked world.

Another posting explained that the assignment met writing standard E2c, which requires that students "produce a narrative account that energizes the reader by establishing a context, a conflict and provides a sense of closure to the writing".

In another, to establish a context of sadness, men watched a scene from the movie "The Champ" after sniffing tears or saline.

However, the BBFC states that the game – which involves chasing armed mercenaries through London Underground Tube carriages – establishes a context which may be "unsettling" and "upsetting".

The passage about being cool establishes a context for what the Rat tells J in Pinball, just before his final departure from J's Bar: "See, J, it doesn't work," he said.

In any case, I don't mean to be harsh, only to establish a context for my somewhat ambivalent admiration of "Something in the Air," the new film by Olivier Assayas (born in 1955), set in France in the early 1970s.