Sentence examples for had a context from inspiring English sources

Sagan had it relatively easy, because he had a context.

Python did plenty of dumb comedy, but it had a context.

Bedwell used to be in the collective Bank, where his humour and his bile had a context.

Yet, as Richard Wall's enchanting and perceptive record makes clear, Wittgenstein's actual visits had a context of intimacies.

He didn't offer any further explanation, but I'm inclined to believe that it was because, after a few days of traveling around the city, the Capitol — and the monuments and museums that pour out from it — finally had a context.

Bloody Sunday was a key event in the birth of modern Ireland but it had a context, some of which has faded from the consciousness of London and, to a lesser extent, Dublin.

Those questions have a context.

Everything has a context and context always matters.

Like all sociologists, my occupational history has a context.

"At least," Mikal says, "I showed that violence has a context".

Of course, all facts are partial, all facts have a context.