Sentence examples for give us some backdrop from inspiring English sources
Sometimes anxiety serves to give us some backdrop against which to measure joy.
She who had recoiled from the novel's sweaty realism — its loves, its wars, its teeming backdrops — gave us the famous love story of Emma Hamilton and Horatio Nelson, set in Naples, teeming as never before, in the time of the Napoleonic wars.
The same society that gave us the concept of the world as an inanimate backdrop to human activity gave us the novels which catalogued that story.
These tensions give a backdrop to the racist screed of soccer fans in St . Petersburg
"You must portray the characters, you must give the backdrop, so you are totally responsible for the story.
Our river could give Kelly the perfect backdrop for her I m Just Like You Campaign.
Given that backdrop, inevitably some of the players were a bit anxious and that might explain why England's running and India's fielding were a bit patchy.
Crewe's railway heritage gave a fantastic backdrop for their speech, which took place on Monday in front of some carriages at the Arriva traincare centre near the station.
In a report titled "Chugging Along," a Nomura analyst, Glenn Schorr, said Wednesday the results were "decent given the market backdrop".
But given the stark backdrop of shrinking fees and mounting layoffs, running up such a bill was brazen, they said.
