Sentence examples for providing a context for from inspiring English sources
Many academic publications worldwide do a good job of filtering (peer review screening) and framing (providing a context for) research.
Despite its obviousness, this device strikes me as crucial to the book, providing a context for the occasionally clunky deus ex machina and foreshadowing, not to mention the sometimes workmanlike prose.
The report, published in the journal Health Affairs, offers the most current and comprehensive data on the nation's health care sector, providing a context for the sweeping changes that President-elect Barack Obama has promised.
What Gildea has done is to step back and look at the wider picture, thereby providing a context for the individual acts of courage, which he celebrates in moving detail.
Psychologists Adelbert Ames, Jr., and Egon Brunswik proposed that one perceives under the strong influence of his learned assumptions and inferences, these providing a context for evaluating sensory data (inputs).
The chapter gives a background into computerised embroidery, providing a context for current developments in the field.
The supplementary material helps provide a context for the furniture.
In between, he relies on his family to provide a context for current events.
They surface his feelings and provide a context for him to express these feelings".
Joanna provides a context for the daughterly outrage in a splendidly nourished portrait of Manhattan privilege.
In the view of a tower and factory, the buildings provide a context for an arrangement of colored abstract shapes.
