He is always supplying context.
He provides a kind of narration through journal entries that leave the reader to supply context and circumstance: "9 42: Dead.
While reference is made to the economic and political circumstances surrounding these historic moments, the documentary often fails to supply context and analysis.
His film — with a narrator supplying context and imposing historical judgments — attempted to tell the story from the music's beginning.
It was how Smith struggled, throwing three interceptions in a stretch of 12 passes, that supplied context for the second-guessing.
She is, instead, intensely focused on the books at hand, marking highlights, supplying context, guiding the reader through passage after passage.
Steve Coleman, Henry Kaiser, and Lukas Ligeti are to perform Nancarrow-influenced pieces; dancers from the Merce Cunningham Trust Fellowship Program will revive Cunningham's 1960 dance "Crises," which had a Nancarrow score; and the composer and Nancarrow scholar Kyle Gann will be on hand to supply context.
What is absent from the vast array of new media outlets is, first and foremost, the great engine of newsgathering - the people who witness events, ferret out information, supply context and explanation". Even in locations that were the source of major news stories, such as Baghdad, the number of reporters was declining, Keller said.
That most readers need no help in supplying context — the players here are Matt Lauer and Ann Curry on NBC's "Today" show, Robin Roberts on ABC's "Good Morning America" and Charlie Rose on whatever that daytime CBS program is called these days — is a testament to how personally so many millions of viewers take their morning TV.
Short introductions to each play supply context and historical background that a contemporary reader might not know.
However, the supply context and incentive policies related to these types of screening differ.
