Sentence examples for of its own context from inspiring English sources

"It's a book that exists outside of its own context, outside of its own time, outside of its own geography," said Thomas.

Love Island is a product of its own context, but, like that early get-under-me first thrill of love, it can only last so long.

But it also owes, I think, to how the character of Lyndon Johnson carries its own context and historical associations.

Through analysis of each scene, within its own context, as well as across the intertextual presentation of all four scenes, I will consider the representation of individual traits of monstrosity and their cumulative effect upon our understanding of the society which both generated, and received, the narrative.

RNA interference has been shown to be a powerful tool that allows targeting chimeric oncogenes and gaining a deeper knowledge of tumour biology in its own context (Sharp, 1999; Tijsterman et al, 2002).

"As an artist," he said, "you construct what you might call the architecture of your work, which has its own context and rules that are like a private set of standards".

He sees cancer as an example of a tissue that takes on a life of its own and creates its own context or environment.

The only way is for the text itself to create its own context of situation.

It was, he argued – cogently, indisputably – a treaty bound by its own context and the tenets of feudal law.

That makes it sound empty-headed and ignorant of its own historical context.

Social historian Haga Noboru, for one, argued that Kokugaku had to be separated from the politics of the 1930s and viewed in terms of its own historical context.