Sentence examples for establishing context from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, the presentation of art of the past has tended to concern itself with establishing context.

Rather, establishing context and dealing with unfamiliar subject matter are crucial skills, both in school and in life.

Most entries lack that introductory, establishing context but, thus alerted, we wonder how many more of these free-floating fragments are imbued with undated history.

The inquiry turned out to be more valuable for establishing context than for finding evidence of time differences, but the results have some value for both purposes.

A critical early step is establishing context.

Establishing context (e.g. geolocation and time).

Peress's contact sheets were integral to the Saville Inquiry into the Bloody Sunday shootings, helping to establish context.

History will then scoop them up and bundle them with an organizing name that means not to belittle their work but to simply establish context.

Readings come mostly from the computer science research literature, with some legal and policy readings to establish context.

That includes a low-power chip whose only function is to process data from a microphone, which can help establish context (see "The Era of Ubiquitous Listening Dawns").

(You expect a waitress to ask, "And would madam like our ménage à triple sec cocktail?") Within that securely established context, the show is currently offering some slight variations, thanks to Ms. Ringwald and Mr. Esparza.