Sentence examples for good contexts from inspiring English sources

There are perfectly good contexts in which everything he says is true.

Soon, Mike Shelton, then the mayor of Bedford, was calling to offer land -- and a good context.

A good context would be engaging Iran across a wider frontier of regional security issues.

"We came with a different mind set, that if we provided good coverage with good context, people were going to go for it.

Distinctive styles provide surprisingly good context, but Christoforou's work also suggests that we might all be a bit too steeped in celebrity iconography for our own good.

For there is only one good context in which to be dammed - when building a small island because you are a beaver.

"All of us that were in here when I tried to make light of that whole situation -- I used a word that obviously nobody can relate to in any kind of a good context.

Everyone who's been in the publishing business long enough has in mind the tug-of-war with the sales department who always wants its ads to to appear next to an editorial content that will provide good "context".

Hardman says that people refer to her diocese as "the canary in the miner's lamp," because it's "cosmopolitan, urban, fast-moving, always shifting, and has a huge spectrum of wealth, from corporate financiers to asylum seekers — a good context for ministry".

A good context should have good quality but with less redundancy.

I would like to see these links on individual article pages because they do provide some good context and different takes on the same story.