Sentence examples for much broader context from inspiring English sources

Is it perhaps time to think of "new Australian work" in a much broader context?

"Parade's End" tells the story of a bad marriage, set in a much broader context of a rotting civilization.

Demonstrators and black community leaders said the outrage was not just about what had happened to Mr. Scott, but was fueled by a much broader context.

He places the protests that launched the 1960 sit-in movement in a much broader context and a longer history of black activism.

Is it, to go all the way, a manifestation of a deep-seated anti-Americanism, which can be solved only in a much broader context -- political and other relationships across the Atlantic?

Rather than a dutiful progress through the symphonies, the LPO series has placed Mahler's achievement in a much broader context, with revivals of his arrangements and reorchestrations of other composers, and by showing how his music influenced subsequent generations.

However, the manuscript does not deliver against the "diagnosis and therapy" promised in the title and abstract: indeed, the authors rightly allude to much broader contexts.

It provided new insights and a much broader international context for the Norwegian painter's emotionally charged work.

An aesthetic virus has afflicted the language of music journalism over the past 12 months that can only be explained within a much broader historical context.

Nonetheless, the words of that poem set the struggle between the 99% and the 1% in a much broader historical context: Rise like lions after slumber In unvanquishable number – Shake your chains to earth like dew Which in sleep had fallen on you – Ye are many – they are few.

In this sense, association mapping searches for variation in a much broader genetic context, enabling the exploitation of the diversity that is naturally present in a crop as a result of centuries of evolution [ 24].