Sentence examples for for a larger context from inspiring English sources

But historians have high expectations for Mr. Obama, who, they say, is especially adept at framing the moment and reaching for a larger context.

Note: For a larger context of this discussion, interested readers may want to look at A Plague on Both Your Houses.

For me, a primary goal of photography has always been to confront with an unnerving tension, framing a moment as timeless, yet leaving the viewer hungry for a larger context.

(Stockhausen 2002, 76 77).. (To see how the excerpt appeared out of its context, and in English translation, see Tommasini 2001. For a translation of a larger context of the exchange, see Hänggi 2011. The full text of the press conference, in German, is printed as Stockhausen 2002).

The very bad thing is that he arrives in Rajiv Joseph's Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, a decidedly third-rate work that was short-listed for the Pulitzer Prize last year, probably for its dealing -- however awkwardly -- with the Iraq war and the myriad post-traumatic-stress-syndrome cases it's caused for participants and, in a larger context, for the United States and the world.

A review of the educational preparation of 16 health-diagnosing and treating professions was undertaken to better understand the standards for dietetics education within a larger context.

Because only a relatively small number of strains have been sequenced, we repeated the analysis including experimental microarray [ 7, 11] and CGF data [ 13] for which lineage information was available to provide a larger context for our in silico analysis.

The Speyers argue that a few bad deals have to be put within a larger context for a company that has made money for its investors during good times and bad.

These objects provide a larger context for the exhibition's elaborate display of a Maori pataka (storehouse), in which whalebone weapons and cloak pins are shown.

In a solo show at Henrique Faria Fine Art we are given a larger context for an artist, based in Caracas, Venezuela, who specializes in images that simultaneously project and undercut illusions of confident social and political power.

In the Guardian's profile of Edward Snowden, the source of the latest revelations about our government's data-mining, there is one detail that conjures a larger context for this whole story.