Sentence examples for into contexts from inspiring English sources
I like his take on the everyday vernacular — "hard to read" — which he often moves into contexts that feel wrong but fit right, like "horses".
They do not travel into contexts that are not explicitly philosophical (as seminars, academic journals, and conferences are), and they do not even make their way into the non-philosophical lives of those who hold them.
However, these systems are mainly designed for traditional web recommendations and do not put users' contextual information into contexts.
One possible epistemic improvement is the transformation of social relations of power and authority into contexts of democratic accountability among political equals (Bohman 1999a; Epstein 1996).
First, Helen Longino (1996) has argued that traditional "epistemic" values such as consistency, simplicity, breadth of scope and fruitfulness are not purely epistemic after all, and that their use imports political and social values into contexts of scientific judgment.
The history of science and technology for development is one of misguided attempts to cut-and-paste new ideas into contexts with little attention to how well they fit in them.
Let's put this into context.
Rodger also puts the debate into context.
(And this clip puts it into context).
Buckley put that into context.
