Sentence examples for given any context from inspiring English sources

Having never formally titled any of her work, or really given any context for her images, Sherman's impersonations leave the audience with a mere hint of an idea, a glimpse into a story that is open to interpretation.

Regulators said they intended to crack down on companies that omitted disclosures about performance targets but did not explain why the targets were omitted, or give any context for gauging how difficult the goals would be to achieve.

What he had failed to do was give any context to Mr Corbyn's comments, failing to mention the fact that he had said the lack of a trial for Bin Laden was the "tragedy", not his death itself.

On the other hand there is Google, which doesn't give any context or reputation score," he says.

On Snapchat, Best Friends was the only "metric" for a user that gave any context to their popularity or status.

Most importantly, I found the Slacker Music Guide to be much deeper than the discovery on other services which are mostly just charts and editor's picks, but don't give any context or follow-up reading material.

The new format is to just go through a bunch of playoff series without really giving any context for what round we're in.

But it very rapidly became apparent that the internet doesn't give you any context for your information.

Your monitoring tool will let you know this, but won't give you any context or help in fixing it, forcing you to dig into it and find some large files you could offload.

Any time someone shares a link on Twitter, there's typically very little room for them to give it any context — oftentimes you're left with a recommendation that you should check something out, with no idea if you're really interested in the linked article.

Monday's episode similarly didn't give us any context about Singapore's flourishing culinary scene.