Sentence examples for original contexts from inspiring English sources

Divorced from their original contexts, Mr. Prince's images were seen as critiques of both artistic originality and male archetypes glorified by the mass media.

Familiar consonances appear but are transferred to wholly original contexts.

The operatic preludes and interludes that fill out the CD work well, shorn of their original contexts.

Attention to original contexts for objects, hitherto neglected, will be important, as will an expanded geographic reach.

Ripping the words from their original contexts and writing them large actually gives them a weird power.

On other scrolls, elements of ink-and-brush landscapes -- trees, figures, pavilions -- are cut loose from their original contexts.

See the hit musical in its original context.

It's not in its original context in either place.

This is accurate, given the original context of his remarks.

Taken out of their original context, the sculptures lose something of their meaning and magic.

But the original context means these apparently tranquil words signal a rushing epiphany.