Sentence examples for marvelous context from inspiring English sources
A marvelous context to any discussion of urban flood control would have been provided by mentioning the vast and masterful water management system constructed by the Republic of Venice, mainly from the 14th to 16th centuries.
They actually do a marvelous job of providing context for political claims, especially to show how during the "opposition research" process a nominal fact can be twisted into naked prevarication.
In a completely different context, the marvelous writer, Eudora Welty, put it this way: "What animates and posseses...is the love of (their) art and the love of giving it, the desire to give it until there is no more left...."....
Opening the cover, the first thing you encounter are the eye-catching end pages, which are color-coded time scales of the history of life on earth, useful in helping to put his marvelous examples into the context of geological history.
Mr. Rees and Mr. Jacobi could obviously, in other contexts, do marvelous things with their assigned parts.
But let me quickly add that they were in the context of the marvelous article in this issue by our own Stephanie Cooperman on how to avoid a horror story while traveling overseas.
"Yiddish is a marvelous language to give this play context," Mr. Mandelbaum said of the tragicomedy about characters waiting (and waiting) for salvation.
Viewers who prefer to enjoy this marvelous journey through 100 years of California art without the context are absolutely free to do so.
In the past, however, he has been able to lend single words a magic power (such as Gielgud's reference to his mother's marvelous buns in No Man's Land) by the sheer inappositeness of the context.
