Sentence examples for explain and contextualize from inspiring English sources

"He refuses to explain and contextualize," said Lasse Antonsen, director of the University Art Gallery.

As America celebrates its 233rd year of independence, many of us are engaging in political discourse for the first time and turning towards pundits to explain and contextualize current events.

But at church, these types of stories were interpreted and explained and contextualized.

In short, historians conceptualize, describe, contextualize, explain, and interpret events and circumstances of the past.

I'm concerned with those experts rolled out to explain or contextualize complex matters (as reporters who use them would argue) or to confirm what the reporter already thinks (as far too many readers believe).

We realized this cannot be just a book of photographs; it has to contextualize those photographs and to explain and reflect their unique status and through that the unique work of Activestills.

Nishida's manner of contextualizing, in his theory of place or topos, draws from Chinese cosmological methods in which "to explain and infer is to locate within the pattern" (Graham 1989, 320; cited in Dalissier 2009b, 226).

But, in order to convince audiences of this, you have to take them by the hand, explain the work, "contextualize" it.

An enormous industry of reform-minded interpreters has arisen in recent years to explain them away, contextualize them, downplay them, or simply ignore them, often quoting the well-known verse that says there is "no compulsion in religion".

In this section we briefly describe and contextualize some of these developments.

We have to stop and fact check and contextualize".