Sentence examples for some kind of context from inspiring English sources

"The panels give it all some kind of context and reality".

So, really, that puts the West End ticket prices in some kind of context.

You should have that talk anyway, but now you can have it with some kind of context.

To put this into some kind of context, mainland Colombia is 100 times more laid-back than the UK.

This retrospective could have mapped out Bjork's creative process, placing her prodigious talent in some kind of context.

To put this in some kind of context, that's several thousand above the current average annual wage.

Everything he does is in some kind of public context, whether he knows what he's doing or not".

All art exists within some kind of social context and is therefore intrinsically politicised; a failure to recognise this fact can lead to hypocrisy.

Identifying directions in color, shape and mood and interpreting them for the camera are, of course, Ms. Lanphear's métier, a means of placing the season's most covetable looks in some kind of edifying context.

James Robertson's repeated assertions, though, that his novel is not "about" Lockerbie but rather "inspired" by it, perhaps reinforces that sense of reluctance on this side of the Atlantic to take ownership of such an attack to really explore it and set it in some kind of cultural context – in contrast to our American friends who grabbed the later assault on their land with both hands.

Maybe some kind of further context was missing?