Sentence examples for some context of from inspiring English sources

Many acting programs, especially at universities, integrate general education -- at the least some context of theatrical history and literature.

Oliver agreed, and added some context of his own: "The time and place in which he lived," he said, "it was total, total chaos — possibly the most chaotic time in that region.

Its last fund was $400 million — which gives you some context of how significant the Stripe investment is for the company.

To give you some context of the market back then, the first iPhone hit the market in June, 2007, while the first Android phone appeared in September, 2008.

To give some context of Android's rise — and of what role "mobile" plays in the device landscape — Google's OS in 2014 will account for nearly 45% of all device shipments.

Turn by turn directions and large arrows are overlaid onto the video, while a small half-circle displays a sliver of the map to give you some context of where you are and how long it will take to get where you're going.

Often translated as "righteousness" and "rightness," gi also conveys a sense, in some contexts, of duty, responsibility, and obligation.

In some contexts of course majority rule is used to resolve conflict in belief but we defend this aggregation method in a different way.

The occurrence of the term purvacharyar in some contexts of the writing may be a reference to previous grammarians or rhetoricians.

DAF-16/FoxO is required for C. elegans lifespan modulation by IIS and the germline [ 1, 2], as well as in some contexts of dietary restriction [ 21].

The scattering of drawings and sculptures does provide some context for the strangeness of "Village".