Sentence examples for the large context from inspiring English sources

As the inability (or the refusal) to see one's own culture in the large context.

The definition is the same: the inability (or the refusal) to imagine one's own culture in the large context.

CENTRAL EUROPE Between the large context of the world and the small context of the nation, a middle step might be imagined: say, a median context.

We are accustomed to seeing music quite naturally in the large context: knowing what language Orlando di Lasso or Bach spoke matters little to a musicologist.

And some masterworks do not appear at all among the hundred elect: "The Charterhouse of Parma"; "Sentimental Education"; "Jacques the Fatalist" (true, only within the large context of world literature can the incomparable novelty of that book be appreciated).

DIE WELTLITERATUR There are two basic contexts in which a work of art may be placed: either in the history of its nation (we can call this the small context) or else in the supranational history of its art (the large context).

Or is she herself the larger context?

She gets the larger context".

Local stuff in the larger context.

The larger context is the lowrise brownstone neighborhoods of Fort Greene and Prospect Heights.

His appeal was rooted in the larger context of nonviolence.