Sentence examples for some kind of backdrop from inspiring English sources

"Sol wasn't interested in making some kind of backdrop," says Childs.

Generally, you'll be a few feet away and roll against the wall, or some other kind of backdrop.

Even oil companies flinch at making deals against that kind of backdrop.

Against that kind of backdrop, the first baby boomers turn 55 next year.

The district's various communities have served as a kind of backdrop to Mrs. Lowey's life.

Before the sentencing, the idea of healing and forgiveness seemed a kind of backdrop to the proceedings.

Throughout their story the author uses the general feelings of people living through the last months of a war as a kind of backdrop for the action.

I wanted to set it against that kind of backdrop just when everything is coming apart at the seams, as they will eventually".

Mr. Berger similarly decided to use an existing composition, a difficult four-hand piano piece from 1978, as a kind of backdrop for a chamber work.

Against that kind of backdrop, Ms. Hutchison was led to tell Republicans gathered this week in Horseshoe Bay, near Austin, that she was just as conservative as the governor.

I did some research, and learned that, according to one of its most quoted definitions, eco-poetry tends to represent humans and nature as "a dynamic, interrelated series of cyclic feedback systems," in contrast to traditional nature poetry, in which nature is merely a kind of backdrop to human activity.