Sentence examples for that situate from inspiring English sources

Ms. LaGamma has already organized shows that situate Africa's classical art traditions in a broader art historical context.

Such are the intangibles that situate Mr. McNair's judgment day somewhere outside the realm of temporal justice, beyond even the verdict of opinion polls.

Chamberlain had one of those 100-pitch, two-hit, four-inning performances that situate him exactly halfway between Nolan Ryan and Steve Dalkowski.

In his view, the task of evaluating a particular poem or novel falls to the reviewer, while the critic brings to light those aspects of a work that situate it within the body of literature.

But where it truly excels is in its depiction of the physical process of making art, capturing Mr. Close at work via a combination of probing close-ups of canvas and wide shots that situate him within his work space.

The technique somehow combines uncanny intimacy and intellectual distance, much like Ms. Cajori's splendid movie, which captures Mr. Close at work via a combination of probing close-ups of paint-daubed canvas and wide shots that situate him within his work space.

To some degree, that situates Lee in his comfort zone, in that it licenses more cheap (but still funny) shots at mainstream standup.

On the one hand, we have a proven system that situates the assurance of retaliatory destruction within a framework of treaties.

Not the least of his triumphs, she said, was the engineering artistry that situated the building atop deep pilings at its waterlogged site.

By Adam Gopnik Our skin is no neutral envelope; it is a busily sensing organ that situates us in relation to others and the world.

It clearly can't be chance that situated so many of Manhattan's poor people north of 96th Street and gave them black skin or thick Spanish accents.