Sentence examples for gave a context from inspiring English sources
They gave a context to the hits.
Scorsese had absorbed fragments of century-and-a-half-old oral history — suggestive accounts of harrowing turf battles between mobs of nativist Protestants and recent-immigrant Irish Catholics — and in 1970 he happened upon the Herbert Asbury book, which gave a context to these inchoate emanations of the old neighborhood.
He gave a context for martial arts training, revealing it to be a path to self-cultivation, not merely a fighting system.
They are, he reckons, for the fans, something to give a context to what is happening in the global game.
Moreover, even given a context, a sentence like 'He is bald' may not express a unique proposition.
Expressions like 'I' must also be associated with rules which determine the content of the expression, given a context of utterance.
If so, this might help to give a context to some of his later "weirdness".
It gives a context for the viejitos (children) to share stories and memories with one another.
I am given a context and a framework in a psychological space that can feel like there is no floor or ceiling.
