Sentence examples for human contexts from inspiring English sources

To give expression to this complex historical present one must use a kind of discourse that can articulate both strings of actions and events and their human contexts.

Findings indicate that schoolgirls' participation in ICT pathways may be well promoted through subjects that position and call for students to engage with ICTs as 'enablers' in diverse, meaningful and creative human contexts.

We can find this idea of "thoughtlessness" in a sense in even Avicenna's more Aristotelian description of God as an Intellect: even qua Intellect, Avicenna's God creates "in virtue of His very essence," and not by a process of reasoning as we might understand it in human contexts.

They are human products with human histories negotiated in human contexts.

Technocracy and its theory of knowledge, positivism -- the belief that value-free observers outside social and human contexts are the best creators of sound knowledge -- lead to control by detached elites claiming the mantle of science and technology, whether in government, economics, higher education, medicine, or race relations.

Interestingly, oligo polarity biases for OAGR were observed similar to other oligo-mediated DNA repair processes in bacteria, yeast and other human contexts [20] [23].

You could argue that the Seamus story puts Romney in a more human context.

A sad but beautiful book, providing important human context to the escalating Syrian tragedy.

Putting the math in its cultural context helps teach the mathematics and makes it more meaningful to students, since it has a human context".

As well as the obvious thrill of watching two ultra-talented, unfettered sides go at it, there is the most vivid human context.

But universality grows from small, chewy specifics, and here there were few clear ones to give the piece an affecting human context.