Sentence examples for the context from which from inspiring English sources
"But the stories about these songs – the context from which bossa nova emerged – is just as interesting as the music".
(An exhibition called "California Dreamers: Ceramic Artists From the MAD Collection," also on view, gives a sense of the context from which Frey emerged).
He wasn't saying that no black performer should ever play Othello; rather, that black performers should think long and hard about doing battle not just with the play, but the context from which it springs.
These sentiments are true, depending on the context from which one decides to look at it.
These grey areas constitute the context from which quasi-citizenship emerges.
The development and implementation of standards documents cannot be discussed without first understanding the context from which they arose.
The contexts from which interviewer and interviewee approach their subject – the biographical versus the musical, the ordinary elements of life in collision with the urge to analyse and mythologise – reduce their attempts at communication to parallel monologues, out of which emerge first comedy then tragedy.
Instead of hooks, there's a lengthy opening voiceover, which questions the accepted notion of what house is ("the answer is always some greeting card bullshit about life, love, happiness…") and goes on to highlight the contexts from which deep house emerged in 1970s and 80s New York, be they transgendered sex work, drug and alcohol addiction, queer-bashing or the HIV crisis.
In her own words: "The contexts from which the deep house sound emerged are forgotten: sexual and gender crises, transgendered sex work, black market hormones, drug and alcohol addiction, loneliness, racism, HIV, ACT-UP, Thompkins Sq.
In order to accommodate both semantic and schematic differences between biological databases, 'omics' research requires a method of expressing the contexts from which biological concepts emerge at the database level.
These factors are rare or impossible to find in the North America context from which the dominance of the economic capital over the natural and cultural ones is a very popular model exported worldwide.
