Sentence examples for question of context from inspiring English sources

BJ: It's all a question of context.

The answer is that it becomes a question of context.

It's a question of context and what they understand.

But the most significant problem with "Emergence-SEE!" (it's even annoying to type that) is a question of context rather than content.

The problem of understanding Blunt is, then, not just a question of context, but also of an individual temperament caught in a mounting horror of consequences.

Mr. Brudnizki, who has designed the interiors of a number of restaurants, including Le Caprice at the Pierre Hotel, Cecconi's West Hollywood and Les Deux Salons in London, believes it's a question of context and scale.

TriBeCa Through June 24 "Define 'Context' " makes a good point: when dealing with the work of artists who live far from the major North American centers of contemporary art, viewers should be more sensitive to questions of context.

Opening the door to questions of context and credibility, critics of the ruling say, could allow exactly the kind of scrutiny of the woman's personal life that the so-called rape-shield laws were meant to stop when they were enacted beginning in the 1970's.

In the movie-smoking debate, even clear positions — that children must be protected from images that might influence their behavior, or that filmmakers should be immune from censorship and interference — tend quickly to be fogged with questions of context and nuance.

The study addresses questions of context sensitivity, obtrusiveness and the importance of definitions, and highlights the usefulness of questioning emerging defacto standards that have not been based on empirical studies.

From education, to health care, to poverty, the world is rife with situational problems, questions of context, complexity, interrelations of issues that burden every action with unforeseeable ramifications.