Sentence examples for great context of from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Mastran also said that "in the great context of this thing, nothing untoward was done".

In the greater context of their campaign, perhaps the biggest blow came in stoppage time when Gylfi Sigurdsson chopped down Chris Taylor.

"But it's all in the greater context of doing well in Sochi in 2014, in both events".

And in the greater context of what the smartphone can do, it still looks like a bargain.

I just could not understand the portrayal of George Tesman as a comedy buffoon within the greater context of the play, and yes, those Americanisms!

QUESTION FROM IAN CROUCH: You're in the interesting position as a biographer in that you both champion Highsmith's work and argue for its place in a greater context of literature, but also reveal her deap-seated failings.

If a common experience of women who seek abortions is "I don't believe in this, but my situation is different," the government should not punish them for interpreting their beliefs in the greater context of their lives and trying to make an informed decision.

The film largely follows these lines of development, with the greater context of the war and the Holocaust perceived only dimly and sporadically — in fragmentary details seen through lace-curtained windows that overlook a canal, or heard over the homemade radio that captures reports from London and Berlin.

But taken in the greater context of a match containing Catania's disallowed goal and eventually also a red card for Marchese (even if his two bookings were, in truth, merited), it all played into the old narrative of officials being subject to sudditanza psicologica – a "psychological slavery" – that causes them to inherently favour the big teams.

The respondents' behaviour becomes understandable when we place it in the greater context of daily life.

And it's true – you often hear of PromoJam in the greater context of the promotion being run, not the news about the company itself.