Sentence examples for established the context from inspiring English sources
Sharpton's protests established the context.
Once he has established the context of his vision, Chekhov goes on to embody the contradictions of this superfluous class in one single individual.
The most prominent avatar of the hard aesthetic is probably Muller himself, since his Deutsches Theater production (particularly the "Hamlet" action that surrounded and established the context for "Hamlet machine") was awash in literal references to violence and greed and other stage effects clearly meant to sharpen what was already caustic and jarring in the text.
Subsequently, a full-blown biography by Brenda Maddox, subtitled The Dark Lady of DNA, has described the degree to which Franklin, who died from ovarian cancer in 1958, had perhaps unwittingly established the context of the work that Crick and Watson would develop and conclude so triumphantly.
Lilly's chief diversity officer established the context of the discussion.
And yes, I'm aware that now that I've established the context of the expression as I meant it, I am coming across like a cliché from some 1970s Schoolhouse Rock! segment.
He débuted his last genius early in 1968: Bruce Nauman, who, with Richard Serra and Eva Hesse, established the context-sensitive aesthetics of post-minimalism that still condition new art today.
In "Within the Context of No-Context," Trow stated presciently that it was the role of television to establish the context of no-context, and then chronicle it.
Instead, the package focused on promised new steps that respond to demands from Sinn Fein, the political arm of the I.R.A., to establish the "context" of guarantees that the guerrilla group says it needs as a condition for disarming.
