Sentence examples for their contexts from inspiring English sources

Their contexts are very different as is what they say.

The objects are removed from their contexts, encouraging aesthetic examination.

Ideas and connections are torn from their contexts; and contemporary debates lose their meaning.

You never need to imagine their contexts, which tend to get spelled out plainly in the titles.

Pulled loose from their contexts, reshuffled as a set of greatest hits, each one carried a distilled power.

Their contexts might be very different but both women share an interest in natural materials, with Yorkshire-born Hepworth always famously inspired by the Moors.

"They can sift through mountains of data and situate things in their contexts," said Edward M. Rider, the chief archivist of Procter & Gamble.

Some sentences from her private letters, without their contexts, were then quoted the next day at the launch of FCAUK at Westminster Central Hall, London.

But it is wonderful to find premonitions of them and small aftershocks, and their contexts can now be imagined much more clearly.

They are so removed from their contexts that all they can do is amaze: history becomes the domain of adventurer-tourists, prepared for sensations and thrills.

"Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity!" Extracted from their contexts, such declarations read like the text on inspirational posters or quote-a-day calendars — purposes to which they are routinely put.