Sentence examples for way of context from inspiring English sources
Besides that, as Edwards explained of the Jets by way of context, "we're all kind of goofy amongst each other".
By way of context, Dr. Wintemute said that in 2009 only about 150,000 people were prevented from buying a gun because they failed background checks, out of about 10.8 million who applied.
Malick has provided a dazzling flow of quite astonishing images, but provided little in the way of context; Blanchett's voiceover, hardly there in any case, is very much on the incantatory, putatively poetic lines for which the director clearly has a weakness.
These things arise not by way of context, but directly and intimately from the lives of his protagonists.Constable was extraordinarily modern in believing that nothing could be intrinsically ugly: "old rotten planks, slimy posts, and brickwork, I love such things," he wrote.
By way of context, the U.S. consumes about 6.7 billion bbl. of oil a year.
By way of context, Twitter's weekly cohort numbers were notably lower at a similar point in their history.
Everybody is taking what Jeremy Renner and Chris Evans said WAY out of context.
"That's something that got taken way out of context," he said.
4. When stated in this way out of context, the passage is misleading.
Misleading and way out of context.
