Sentence examples for offered context from inspiring English sources
The phrase "offered context" is correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to describe the information or background that is provided in a statement or conversation to help understand its meaning or purpose better. Example: The speaker offered context for their controversial statement by explaining the historical context of the issue.
C. Fred Bergsten, the director of the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, offered context as well to a slowdown in the world's largest economy.
Over the next half hour, the panel grew to include several of the other participating artists, all of whom offered context around their practices and the conceptual motivations driving their recent work.
The interface, which could not be removed, offered context-sensitive, online help (Additional File 1: "lifelong.hlp") and tracked the usage of each resource.
McIlroy seemed glad of the chance to offer context.
Applause, then, for those books that offer context as well as cooking.
"The story references other forms of abuse to offer context to the suggestion of verbal abuse.
Beyond the bare facts, our best stories offer context, background, analysis and reaction.
I am not a fan of statistics but I believe in the power of numbers to offer context.
KEN AULETTA: I'm sure it will, but my bias is to favor books that take a little more time to report and to offer context, depth.
The Post quoted the former White House national security spokesman, Tommy Vietor, as saying the White House was just trying "to mitigate and triage this and offer context for other reporters".
He told the audience that military planners were suffering a public relations problem of "their own making" by failing to offer context for the pictures coming in from the front.
