Sentence examples for extraordinary context from inspiring English sources

Instead, explanatory notes were added beneath the color photos by André Zucca as a way of putting such ordinary scenes into their extraordinary context.

What is remarkable is the depth of feeling he exacts from the juxtaposition of these ordinary moments with their extraordinary context.

Bloomberg News Editor-in-Chief Matthew Winkler added, "BusinessWeek, with its extraordinary context and perspective on the economy and companies, presents a giant opportunity for the BLOOMBERG NEWS service to reach decision makers in the most important industries.

Mr. Bellamy's photographs of Mr. di Suvero's sculptures in situ around the world reveal the artist's extraordinary eye for context and placement.

As inclusively as possible, we want to celebrate and keep fueling the stories of ordinary girls and women, in all parts of the world, doing something extraordinary within the context of their families and communities, all because they've had an education.

In this context, extraordinary exposure means being exceptionally exposed, e.g. more vulnerable than childbearing women in general.

"HubSpot empowers our customers to do inbound marketing right, by attracting leads using extraordinary content and then converting them using highly personalized context," said Dharmesh Shah, CTO and co-founder.

Two decades of research have uncovered the extraordinary details and contexts of these young men: their lives, their families and their fates.

GIVEN all this distraught theological and political context, the extraordinary fact about the eventual Authorized Version is its relative mildness and, to employ a neologism, its accessibility.

Catalog sales often spike in the days and weeks after a superstar dies, but Mr. Jackson's sales were extraordinary even in that context.

While the Supreme Court is no stranger either to raging controversy in general or to highly charged political drama -- Richard M. Nixon's appointee as chief justice, Warren E. Burger, signed the 8-to-0 opinion in the Watergate tapes case, which led directly to the president's resignation -- the current context is extraordinary in several respects.