Sentence examples for situate us from inspiring English sources

Throughout the piece, Pite used projections of words on the backdrop, and occasionally elsewhere, to situate us in the story (for example, "ACT THREE, SCENE TWO: THE MONSTER PLOTS HIS REVENGE ON HIS MASTER"), and these freed us from wondering who was who and what was going on, so that we could focus on the visual and aural wonders that Pite and her collaborators had concocted.

For him, God is always already among us — "the infinite inhering in the specific, atomic... insights that disclose our beings and situate us in something larger than ourselves".

The chiming words "once upon a time" situate us clearly in the realm of the fairy tale, and yet the happily ever after seems a distant dream in this doggedly grisly story.

They situate us in a Rome where the weather always seems heavenly, blouses are always unbuttoned suggestively, and no lunch transpires without multiple courses and repeated instances of sexual innuendo.

He echoes legal language plausibly too, and is deft in his journalistic ability (another missed career?) to weave debate into the narrative (passing references to Syria and the Leveson inquiry situate us in time).

The BoP, in theory, recognizes this by claiming they try to situate us within 500 miles of our homes.

By means of a few clues — a book, a table, a flood of morning light — the narrator situates us firmly in the past.

She has a brilliant ear for offhand description, the kind that immediately situates us in a location, or in a consciousness.

By Adam Gopnik Our skin is no neutral envelope; it is a busily sensing organ that situates us in relation to others and the world.

"Is that the 'bobo' version of a placenta party?" asked one committed nonbreeder, situating us in the vanguard of the yuppie "bourgeois bohemia".

The intensity of this writing requires serious concentration, especially when coupled with an impressionistic narrative that skips backwards and forwards over time and situates us right inside Mehring's head - an increasingly unpleasant place to be.