Sentence examples for wider contexts from inspiring English sources

Since bibilical times, people of faith have stood up to some of the trends of their wider contexts.

Perhaps more problematic still is that Gott so rarely engages with his sources, or with arguments about why things happened: what his actors thought they were about, or what the wider contexts or significance of their actions might have been.

With his career now extending to more than 50 years it's possible to see Jones's art in wider contexts, not least that the acid attack on Chair led to the piece featuring in last year's Tate exhibition about iconoclasm, placing it in a tradition of vandalised art going back 500 years to the dissolution of the monasteries.

I think that's a pretty interesting insight that applies in much wider contexts than that of birth control; in many ways sexuality in northern European societies is treated in ways that don't quite line up with American ideas of what's "sexy".

Climate change is one topic amongst many and should be dealt with in wider contexts.

Critiquing concepts such as "return to normal" and "double exposure" demonstrate how separating climate change from wider contexts is counterproductive.

There was a wider context.

There's a wider context here.

And there is a wider context.

Police unions say the wider context has been missed.

Meadows always places his intimate psychodramas in a wider context.