Sentence examples for give a context from inspiring English sources
They are, he reckons, for the fans, something to give a context to what is happening in the global game.
Part of her wants to give a context to a discussion that she feels has been rendered in absolute terms.
If so, this might help to give a context to some of his later "weirdness".
They express optimism that the goals can be attained, which serves to give a context of "meaning" when members of the organization are asked to make sacrifices and/or work through difficulties.
It gives a context for your research interests—Why does your research matter?
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.
It gives a context for the viejitos (children) to share stories and memories with one another.
If every supposed 'fact' is given a context which is at least partly fictitious, the whole work becomes fiction.
