Sentence examples for was in context from inspiring English sources

The case concerned states' rights, not the Second Amendment, but Justice Thomas took the opportunity to issue what was, in context, a surprising invitation.

In order to ensure that the usage of these terms was in context, my search required that they were used within 15 words of the candidate's last name.

"This was in context of dangerous escalation to violence against Egypt and Egyptians and a clear declaration by the Muslim Brotherhood group that it still knows nothing but violence".

NEIL GAIMAN: Honestly, I don't remember saying it, and unless it was in context of having just talked about the "George R R Martin is Not Your Bitch" blogpost, it's not the kind of thing that forty-nine-year-old English authors would usually say.

Rather, the mayor was, in context of course, advancing a "pro-cop"/ pro-community" position.

The implicit defense raised by Stumpf's defenders is that the consumer ripoff at the center of the scandal was, in context, trivial — look at how much Wells Fargo has grown under this management.

Everything in Princeton is in context.

"It's in context, of course," she says.

"Oh yeah," he says nonchalantly, "it's in context".

"It had to be in context of the existing fabric".

Don't expect titillating screenshots (well, unless they're in context).