Sentence examples for there is a context from inspiring English sources

But there is a context.

There is a context to this question.

Likewise, there is a context to 18C.

Yet there is a context for each name dropped.

There is a context for Singer's dark view of Jewish life.

But there is a context: an increasing assertiveness in global economic and diplomatic affairs by Chinese leaders.

There is a context, however, that, if not ameliorating, is richly complicating and easily overlooked in the light of Machiavelli's aphoristic skill.

There is a context even broader than Twitter: a competitive culture in which asserting one's difference, one's specialness, is the bare minimum for being market-ready.

There is a context when the privileged seek to deny the Stolen Generations by implying that being light skinned makes someone less Aboriginal.

"There is a context for this work among artists today, and that's why historic artists are being revisited," Mrs. Flay said.

There is a context when people seek to belittle the fact that European settlement was based on the offensive legal pretext that the Australia was "unsettled" – that it was terra nullius.