Sentence examples for unusual contexts from inspiring English sources

In fact, to utilize an epistemic base in unusual contexts has all the qualities of a potentially innovative approach or approaching.

This is all part of "gamification", a phenomenon describing the use of gaming techniques in unusual contexts such as work, school or cities.

But many forms of utilitarianism recommend having dispositions that lead to better consequences overall, even if they lead to sub-optimal results in unusual contexts.

The one here, though, is unfolding in an unusual context.

His remarks, as reported by Harbus, the Harvard Business School's student newspaper, came in an unusual context.

Paleoanthropologists agreed that it was stunning to find so many specimens, especially in such an unusual context.

But I think the idea of relocating familiar sounds to an unusual context gave the public an opportunity to listen to and appreciate Lagos differently.

At the risk of overanalyzing, the show even offers insights into the text, using the original words in an unusual context to elicit unexpected reactions.

The revelations of Dolezal's background versus her self-portrayal have prompted international conversations about racial identity, politics and appropriation, especially in the unusual context of a white woman representing herself as black for years.

Creating an unusual context for his protagonist, Metcalf counterintuitively added male voices and organ to a mainly dark, wind-biased, palette of sound so as to intensify the cello's expressive colour and lyricism.

And finally, the music takes over this unusual context.