Sentence examples for have situated the from inspiring English sources

His proposed expansion of the Whitney Museum of American Art would have situated the entrance lobby halfway between the street and the top floor levels.

We can understand a piece of human behavior only when we have situated the agent's intentions within the two contexts of their role in the agent's history and their role within the history of their particular setting(s).

Recent studies by Beasley (1990), De Jean (1991), Goldsmith (1988), Harth (1992), and Timmermans (1993) have situated the works and theories of Scudéry in the context of women's writing, salon culture, and the various attitudes toward women in the France of early modernity.

When you have situated the head rail, snap the bracket doors closed.

An international group called United Architects, for example, has situated the memorial site partly under the footprints where the two towers once stood.

Raf Simons, the brand's new chief creative officer, has situated the label in the center of a cultural conversation — not simply one focused on fashion but one that includes the arts, politics and national identity.

North and South Koreans lived under a unified culture and language [ 16] but since the national division, the two countries have situated under the disparate ideology without mutual interchange.

So the president has situated this pardon squarely within the realm of politics, not criminal justice.

How Stein would have situated herself in the post-Auschwitz world, had she lived, we cannot know, of course.

We do note that now, and call this the Mediterranean diet, and have situated it conclusively on the short list of contenders for "best diet" laurels.

Decades later it was revealed that the Giants had situated members of the team 500 feet from home plate in the center-field clubhouse.