Sentence examples for into context a from inspiring English sources

And he went deep into context — a rich, stem-winding brew of black history, Scripture, hallelujahs and hermeneutics.

To the Editor: I wanted to put into context a statement attributed to Travcoa in a recent Practical Traveler article.

"It allows us to go back to the data that Philae took to put it into context a little bit more," he said.

To put this into context, a Sky Arts audience for a single screening can be as low as 5,000 (though it, too, runs on a cycle of repeats).

"It's been a good night, a good week and, if you take it into context, a really good year," said O'Neill, who admitted the pursuit of the record had been "a distraction" before Slovenia's visit.

To put this into context, a farmer earning the lowest bracket of $72 could afford just 48 cartons of 330ml coconut water if they bought nothing else that year.

(To put it into context, an average national opinion poll would use a sample of around 1,500-2,000 people).

After stressing that the loss of life in the rig disaster put all subsequent events into context, an exhausted-looking Mr Hayward said the announcement of his departure was "a very sad day for me personally".

This strategy allows comparing individuals or groups of patients with the distribution of scores, and help putting into context an individual or group score by comparing it with a corresponding reference group [ 6].

To put that into context, a year ago to the day they had languished the same number of points adrift of safety at the foot.

Put it into context as a barb that can sting for a minute but ultimately holds no weight.