Sentence examples for unlikely context from inspiring English sources

Sydney electronic duo Half High played to a fraction of the audience punk group Constant Mongrel did, but they were better equipped to exploit this unlikely context.

She sang against acoustic piano and upright bass, and tried for something new: her own lightly spunky voice in an unlikely context.

So at Bao 111, a restaurant in the East Village that turns to Vietnam as an extremely permissive muse, I recently found tuna tartare in the unlikely context of spring rolls.

Once again, the 500-year-old ideas of Thomas More about the best of all possible worlds are at large, albeit in the feverishly unlikely context of rejoicing Iraqis beating their guns into burger skillets.

In 2005, the two came together, in the unlikely context of Untergunther, a clandestine group of like-minded people dedicated to penetrating the city's hidden public spaces and carrying out unsolicited acts of heritage preservation.

In other words, saliency should be high when a visual variable appears with an unlikely context; but saliency should be low when a visual variable appears with a likely context.

The idea of placing domestic fixtures in unlikely contexts or embodying conceptual thinking in furniture is not new.

For over a decade, the London-based photographer Andy Day has been interested in capturing images of bodies in unlikely contexts.

Informal but pervasive extended family-based networks ensure the pooled financing of privately-provided health care in unlikely contexts.

The great Catalan city, through the Seix Barral publishing house and the literary agency of Carmen Balcells, his representative since 1965, was at the very centre of the 1960s publishing boom, despite the apparently unlikely authoritarian context.

Even more unlikely in the context of the opening quarter of an hour, Scotland then seized control of the ball.