Sentence examples for the context of a work from inspiring English sources

Within the context of a work in progress, however, the central conceit was perfectly clear.

Opera hurts itself, she said, by being voguish instead of truthful to the context of a work, its setting, libretto and music.

It will also mean that learners who do have these qualifications before their apprenticeship will miss out on learning and applying these skills in the context of a work environment.

Simple sentiments are often expressed in music that sounds overly elaborate to the Western ear, particularly in the context of a work that otherwise behaves like a Western opera.

Four people with contemporaneous knowledge of the encounter said it had taken place in the context of a work outing during which there had been heavy drinking — a hallmark, they said, of outings with an organization that represents the hospitality industry.

For instance, one might question the value of producing a performance that authentically captures the sound of performances as they took place in the context of a work's composition, on the basis that musicians were not as highly skilled then as now, for instance (Young 1988, 229 31).

"In the context of a working relationship, a constructive positive relationship... we expect our partners to behave differently and behave better".

The purpose of this paper is to present a) guidelines concerning the development and implementation of a MRR based on a thorough literature review and b) methodological issues related to MRR within the context of a work-related traumatic brain injury (wrTBI) surveillance and prevention study involving MRR.

A Presto Agitato (1833) for solo piano, played by Anna Polonsky, was tense and theatrically dramatic but stood alone awkwardly, as if it craved the company of contrasting movements in the context of a larger work.

Achieving even one of these objectives in the context of a particular work flow or intraorganizational relationship can represent significant progress.

The present paper focuses on the issue of thermal comfort adaptive criteria and its relevance to the implementation of passive design strategies, in the context of a field work carried out in Portugal.