Sentence examples for offering context from inspiring English sources

Some of the strippers that come onto the Duke campus are men, Bob Steel told me, by way of offering context.

Ms. Lee, offering context for Mr. Booker's words, told BuzzFeed that she had written to the mayor that the West Coast loved him, prompting his reply.

Another interesting addition, and one that stands out as something that's going a bit further than offering "context" alone is the new "related articles" function.

Together, the chat ID and caller ID features show Facebook's growing interest in connecting you to and offering context about all the people in your life, not just your friends.

In a post offering context to the vitriolic image, Sørensen writes, "For me, this attitude wasn't to provoke anyone.

In this discussion, Okamura will introduce his work, offering context for his choice of subjects and the personal path that led to his work with this medium.

Clearspring is one of the many other companies offering context-sensitive widgets.

Make a creative presentation offering historical context as well as pertinent scientific information.

Pupils can tap the letter to hear it and then there is a short fun film showing the word in action offering some context for it.

As the ranks of younger artists reliant on cameras and lenses for their work swell by the week, academia and museums have kept pace, offering intellectual context for them.

The saintly Chris Boardman, British Cycling's policy adviser and perhaps the nation's most sensible voice on the issue, was in the studio virtually throughout, offering reasoned context to the angry callers.