Sentence examples for finding contexts from inspiring English sources

"It's about grabbing any opportunity you can and finding contexts to build that audience and interest in your work – then the offers will come".

This process of finding contexts and some more relevant questions will be tackled and exemplified in the next sections.

Faith is about finding contexts where we feel comfortable and where we don't have to constantly question ourselves on our motives or how we feel about the "facts" or if we "believe" this or that.

Thus, instead of challenging students' ideas, this perspective argued instruction should guide students in reflecting on their knowledge, finding contexts in which their intuitive ideas were and were not productive, and refining their existing knowledge toward expertise (diSessa, 1993; Smith et al., 1993/1994).

You'll probably find that longer segments are easier for finding context than shorter segments.

It means I am constantly encountering images that are orphaned from their original comrades, and finding new contexts in which to understand them.

In his best pieces, Hartke has a way of finding modern contexts for ancient music and a nimble textural touch.

It is also evident that there is a misperception surrounding the level of interest from regulatory agencies in applying M&S within exploratory development and dose-finding contexts.

When designing an offsite meeting, these activities can be creatively included and practiced with a view to finding a context for them in day-to-day work.

Macintyre's one attempt at finding a context for Mishra's writing takes the following form: "His prose is untainted by the romantic Orientalism that skews so much writing about the Indian subcontinent".

Making connections, changing, adapting and finding greater context are no longer luxuries, they are requirements for growth.