Sentence examples for picked context from inspiring English sources

There, just as in the lead up to the Iraq War, words are cherry picked, context removed, common sense abandoned, outrage simulated, war declared, counter views demonised.

-Why is it usually more difficult to pick up context or subtext from e-mails or text messages?

You'll be able to pick up context clues from their actions.

But to put that in context, HBO picked up 20, including eight for its TV movie "Behind the Candelabra".

That detail confirms my suspicion that this was a monitoring job; a phrase picked up, wrenched from context and circulated among supporters eager to give anyone a hard time for being "unfair" to Israel.

Despite appearing to be a love story, it's really about how the scars of childhood abuse affect later relationships and it's based on two people's real experience – so it's been quite hard to see lines wrenched out of context and picked up by the press around the world.

To put that task into context, Adrian Lewis picked up a £200,000 cheque for winning the PDC title on Monday, double that on offer for the Lakeside champion.

We created it to begin from art galleries and to be picked up in those contexts, and its reach is growing.

He's covered with salt!" Mr. Hearn's "slam dunk" was coined to describe the power of a monstrous basket stuff by the 7-foot Chamberlain, according to "The Language of Sport," by Tim Considine; the phrase has been picked up in other contexts to convey forcefulness.

The central concept was a) one extended chase where you had to pick up the context, the story and the characters on the run; and b) that the so-called McGuffin was to be human.

Step 2: Pick up on context clues.