Sentence examples for statement in the context of from inspiring English sources
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.
Cohler made his provocative statement in the context of him talking about his concern that politics are coming too much into play behind the scenes in Silicon Valley these days.
(Viṃś 5) Vasubandhu says that the Buddha spoke the first statement in the context of explaining karma, in order to indicate that the continuity of the mental series was not "cut off" (uccheda).
When Mark Harris wrote in February that Hollywood leading men were "evolving into something a little more complicated," it's doubtful too many people were thinking about that statement in the context of Oscar Isaac.
This compassionate statement in the context of Jesus accepting his fate, can be interpreted as: "Forgive them Father for they know not that this has to be; they may think they are responsible but my death is inevitable as part of your [God's] plan".
Participants voiced that they might respond differently to the two distinct issues contained within that particular statement, in the context of stroke i.e. understanding what a stroke is and understanding the aetiology of their stroke.
But the speech was weakest when he attempted to put those statements in the context of Reverend Wright's broader biographical experience.
"In nutrition, there are no absolutes, only relative statements in the context of everything else someone eats," said Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition at New York University and author of What to Eat, and Food Politics.
On the other hand, the judge continued, "her other arguments regarding the deficiency of Count 9 examine her statements in the context of the rumors and speculation surrounding Ms. Stewart's sale of ImClone securities which the defense contends were bombarding the market at the same time".
Because Kuhn had unparalleled access, How Chinas Leaders Think could have been a valuable source of previously unavailable information, had he rigorously analyzed party-line statements in the context of recent developments in China.
Baker's original 2003 item doesn't mention that Pierce's statement came in the context of a larger statement about how the Chappaquiddick incident effectively keeps him from having the "moral credibility" to be president -- indeed, a search of the MRC archive indicates that it failed for years to place the Pierce quote in its proper context, nor has it apparently responded to Pierce's criticism.
