Sentence examples for exotic context from inspiring English sources

The girl's indignation, which is greater than even her fear; the woman's sudden uneasiness; even in this exotic context, the generational conflict of wills rings heart-piercingly true.

This constitutes an instance of knowledge flow in which existing native Chinese concepts were largely ignored and a set of foreign theories was simply applied to an alien or exotic context.

The Zhuangzi also attracts modern Western readers with its thoroughgoing naturalism, philosophical subtlety, and sophisticated humor, all set in a strikingly different conceptual scheme and its distant, exotic context.

Yet anyone raised within the confines of the European canon knows that, in that context, "exotic" inevitably means "dark".

We've covered impressive ground, an imperative in a context so exotic and complex as the Nilgiris Biosphere Reserve.

This book showcases many of the most important oils, watercolors, and sketches to come out of La Farge's two-year voyage to the islands of the Pacific and Indian Oceans and is the first to place the artist's South Seas work in the broader context of exotic travel by artists and writers of the 19th century.

These structures arise in the context of exotic holonomies and hydrodynamic PDE.

In an interview, anthropologist and author Eric Jolly called Hollywood´s tendency to dramatize plundering, "an example of Eurocentrism with the glorification of the white hero in the context of exotic adventures".

Exotic plant invasion in the context of plant defense against herbivores.

Robin Wright is regal as Claire, Underwood's charity-running wife, and Sakina Jaffrey makes a quiet impact as the President's chief of staff, a restrained professional who in this lurid context feels downright exotic.

Apart from occasionally placing exotic products in the wrong context or mixing fresh-water with salt-water fish, food was not altered.