Sentence examples for the true context from inspiring English sources

But the true context for the row is May's European elections.

The true context is always buried under layers of meaning and, above all, hypocrisy that stretches all the way to the top of the football federation.

The sensationalism of social media is such that charity now manifests itself in neatly packaged bitesize narratives with the true context often being sidelined.

And this is where the paper-chase really begins, down into that strange Elizabethan underworld to which these men belonged, in which Marlowe himself was involved, and which is, I argue, the true context of that meeting at Deptford.

In his lengthy essay on Günter Grass (July 8), John Irving, so scathing of European and American intellectuals who have been dismayed at Grass's lie concerning his service in the Waffen SS, scandalously never mentioned what for most has been the true context of the matter — the Holocaust.

We quickly called out Romney's misleading ad that quoted Obama out of context on the economy: On the other hand, in Romney's defense, we quickly explained in detail the true context of his "I like being able to fire people" quote — that he was talking about choosing an insurance company, not firing workers.

This indicates that the true context-dependent effects were initially undetectable due to the drastic increase in parameters.

The tears that flowed from Dutchman Robben at the final whistle gave the moment its true context.

Having the option of multiple lines in the display allows for true context to Braille maths, music, tabular data and science books.

In its true context, the line reads quite differently.

But that detail doesn't put the picture in its true context.