Sentence examples for original circumstances from inspiring English sources

But these digital lives are divorced from their original circumstances, reconstituted in a world brimming with new context.

"Their efficiency depends almost always on the original circumstances and the social conditions of the people to whom they are applied".

It's a young girl from a poor family who falls in love with a young man and, through love, is removed from her original circumstances.

But the parts of the show that felt less defined or limited by their original circumstances were the guitar solos, and that was because they were played by Billy Gibbons — who, as you probably know if you have gotten this far, is the guitarist and singer for ZZ Top.

At the time, Mr. Dorfman was quoted in The New York Times as saying that the protests were "misplaced and unfair" because his "deliberate aesthetic strategy has been to transcend the original circumstances" and setting of the play to make it more universal.

If the social history of art dedicated its work to the way in which works of art were produced and received within their own historical context, there is a new interest in how the image escapes its original circumstances and structures its reception over the course of time.

Focus the search by recreating the original circumstance in which it got lost.

In many cases they are removed in time, place, and circumstance from their original context, and they communicate directly to the viewer in a way not possible through other media.

How can anyone say anything original in these circumstances?

In other words, their arguments were systematic and contrived, not at all original to the circumstances.

IT seems unlikely that the hostility over the book accusations or the Oprah gift would be nearly as sharp were it not for what many consider Ms. Seinfeld's original sin — the circumstances in which she met Mr. Seinfeld.