Sentence examples for situated her from inspiring English sources

And Ms. Claridge has situated her within the context of the fast-changing customs at the beginning of the 20th century when she exerted her greatest power.

At a time when airing out an artist's biography in academic discourse was the equivalent of professional hara-kiri, Sedgwick situated her reading of texts at the dangerous crossroad where messy, often closeted, life experiences seem to intersect with the created spaces of literary texts.

To demonstrate the extent to which the Western symbolic is saturated with violence and death, epitomized in the crucified Christ, Jantzen situated her philosophy of religion in relation to the psychoanalytic theory of both Julia Kristeva and Luce Irigaray.

Beck, however, has always situated her own detailed ethnographic narratives and analyses in wider contexts and has been careful to avoid unwarranted generalizations about Iranian nomadic and tribal peoples, or about Iran generally, based solely on her experience among the Qashqa'i - though the main title of her latest monograph might suggest otherwise.

Similarly, in "Wallflower," she situated her subjects in front of floral wall prints, stripped of clothing or any other context that would point to their personal self.

It does not situate her book in a broader literature.

She situates her subjects right there in front of you.

Warner situates her legend in the larger context of other cultures.

"Well, I have a very hard time situating her politically," she added.

Her decision to situate her characters within a bourgeois "everyfamily," as she put it, is implicitly political.

Her biographers are right to try to situate her choices in the chaotic context of the 1930s and '40s.