Sentence examples for situate it in from inspiring English sources

Rank everything on your list in terms of its difficult so you'll know how to situate it in relation to other tasks.

As Begala puts it, "He doesn't situate it in a philosophy".

Weintraub's contextual asides can be overwhelming, with mentions of the Nuremberg trials and the nuclear tests at Bikini Atoll serving to trivialize the baseball season rather than situate it in the early postwar period.

Although Cicero was a legal practitioner and was versed in the positive (human-enacted) law of the Roman state, he sought to situate it in relation to what he considered objective moral truths, which he also called "laws" (thus the tendency of many writers up to the present day to refer to timeless moral truths as "natural law").

The Irish Drama of Europe (1978) was influential for its defence of Irish dramaturgy as not inhabiting a parochial backwater; Katharine chose to situate it in the context of European innovation, alongside Henrik Ibsen, August Strindberg, Luigi Pirandello, German Expressionism and Maurice Maeterlinck (about whose plays in performance she wrote in 1985).

A generic technology that can integrate information and situate it in time, place and context is augmented reality.

In 1953, Mr. Houghton joined forces with T. Edward Hambleton to found the Phoenix Theater, situating it in an old movie house on East 12th Street in Manhattan.

It elaborates the concept by situating it in social interaction.

This chapter examines one particularly popular flood story, ''Tiddalik the Frog,'' and situates it in both classical and postclassical contexts.

Avempace begins his book situating it in the context of the theoretical sciences, and then within natural science.

He situated it in a plush shopping district of Istanbul, directly across the street from an outlet of Baskin Robbins, the U.S. ice cream chain.