Sentence examples for to be set in context from inspiring English sources

All this has to be set in context.

Most of the world's stockmarkets are now in positive territory for the year.Such rises need to be set in context.

But Moyo's account of the principal character in the drama she sets out is too limited and needs to be set in context.

It's said to have been a big success for BBC3, which is a claim that needs to be set in context – no doubt Jean-Claude Van Damme: Behind Closed Doors is a huge hit for ITV4.

Morrison's 1986 release, No Guru, No Method, No Teacher, was said to contain a "genuine holiness...and musical freshness that needs to be set in context to understand".

Clearly the level has to be set in context.

The rise of such attacks not only comes in conjunction with Pope Francis' first visit to the Holy Land on May 25, it also must be set in context with the current efforts by Israeli parliamentarians — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the forefront — to pass a Basic Law that would "legally anchor" Israel's status as "the nation-state of the Jewish people".

Any given number from an organisation needs to be set in a context.

If these figures sound enormous, they need to be set in the context of the London property market to be understood.

An inquiry also needed to be set in the context of people's privacy expectations, he added, noting: "People today seem more casual about their privacy than they used to be.

Those remarks had to be set in the context of the American tradition of "vigorous free speech" and the specific issues of the relationship between black Americans and Jewish Americans, which were frequently and historically unhappy.