Sentence examples for statement in context from inspiring English sources

I suggested we use the opportunity to put his statement in context.

Let's put that "just two points" statement in context.

To put that last statement in context, think of it this way: Imagine finding out you've only ever had access to 0.0000001% of the total Internet.

Before I could put his statement in context, Nick launched into the speech he's heard many, many times in front of parents, classmates, and even the occasional stranger when they ask why our children have two moms.

If you really must know what they said and whether or not you should lose your mind about it, go see what the New York Times or Wall Street Journal, Associated Press or a site like, Vox has to say about it, because they're more likely to put the statement in context versus reduce an entire career or policy debate to a few incendiary words.

"You have to understand those statements in context — there is nothing that happens at State College that Joe Paterno doesn't know, or that Graham Spanier doesn't know," one person involved in the investigation said.

Still, just because they're the good guys doesn't mean a reporter shouldn't try to put their statements in context.

The non-clinical researcher was able to examine the data without pre-conceived ideas and assumptions about safety netting, whilst the healthcare professional was able to interpret the participants' statements in context.

"An unclassified statement made in context becomes classified," he said.

However enigmatic the statement is in context, it gets right at a key point in men's style — that is, dandyish one-upmanship.

Consider that statement in the context of Amnesty International's report earlier this month that eighty-two ciniliAleppo Aleppo were shot by Assad's Russian-backed forces in the course of a few hours.