Sentence examples for from contexts from inspiring English sources

In his jeremiad about the curriculum's references to Aboriginal people, professor Spurr scoffs at the notion that white students might "investigate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history and read texts drawn from contexts that are different from their own".

David Kaplan called such a rule taking us from contexts to contents a character.

These rules, which are (or determine) functions from contexts to contents, are called characters.

The character (Kaplan) or propositional concept (Stalnaker) is a function from contexts to propositions.

Model analysis further reveals that our approach has the capacity to discover important clues from contexts.

Possible worlds semantics is the view that contents are intensions (and hence that characters are functions from contexts to intensions, i.e. functions from contexts to functions from circumstances of evaluation to a reference).

Taken from context, Lib Dems protest.

From context, I pieced together that they were talking about climate science.

(Whyte insists, not very persuasively, that this only appears "blatantly jingoistic when torn from context").

Most of the humor is derived from context, which accumulates gradually.

We're looking for a new container--one that moves from context to context, just as Bernstein did".