Sentence examples for given some context from inspiring English sources

The strongest material in "Big Man" consists of the tales from the E Street Band's early days in the Jersey Shore music scene, though these anecdotes would certainly benefit if they slowed down a bit and were given some context.

Michael Dell, senior vice-president of IHS and chairman of PPA Business, gave some context to the trends.

All of this is to give some context to Dennis's revelation (over a five-hour interview, followed by dinner).

And while I can get over the fact that he was sniffing her I need to give some context.

To give some context, that sum places it 47th in the box-office rankings for the past 12 months.

Certainly, Zhu's apology gives some context to President Jiang Zemin's meretricious demand for an American apology.

"It gives some context – and potentially some explanation – to why you have this kid walking down the street with a samurai-style sword on his back".

To give some context, the government's massive child-care support package is projected to cost $1.3bn in its first year.

To give some context, York Minster isn't just any tower, and it isn't easy for our happy and vibrant band to just go elsewhere.

This walking tour of central Cape Town gives some context to a visit to Robben Island, the prison where Nelson Mandela spent 18 years.

This course reviews the most fundamental algorithms and techniques underlying today's integrated circuit design approaches, and also gives some context for new problems.