Sentences with phrase «offer essential context»

Albers's experiences in Latin America offer an essential context for understanding his paintings and prints, particularly from his Homage to the Square and Variant / Adobe series, examples of which are featured in this show.

One result is that the public square is filled by impassioned advocates (including academics with little in the way of scholarly accomplishment), while we hear far less than I'd like from those who may be best equipped to recognize complexities, offer essential context, and explain hard truths.

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Bottom line: I can't offer you an easy, clear - cut set of guidelines for choosing your brand's colors, but I can assure you that the context you're working within is an absolutely essential consideration.

In describing the essential events that have transformed the religious scene in Brazil, and by situating them in a broad historical context, the author offers a constructive and balanced vision of the Pentecostal movement.

This minor offers courses that introduce students to the teaching profession, the sociocultural context of education, educational policy, and other essential topics pertaining to education.

As a curator, I value my role as researcher, as gatherer of works to be seen through filters (not only of quality, but also of relevance) and then to put in context with other works in order to make some sense of a broader whole that includes essential qualities as well as its story — to offer others a coherent and meaningful experience.

By positioning these three artists within the context of this essential, yet intangible and problematic subject, «God is Great» begins to explore the way in which artistic enlightenment may persuasively offer another method of considering what is an inherently mysterious, emotional, often inflammatory subject.

Essentials offers strategies that promote child health and create a positive context in which SSNRs can be cultivated.

A qualitative study of pregnant Indigenous women in Perth found that women commonly referred to smoking as normal, a stress release, a low health priority and a social experience, and commented that it was difficult to quit because they were surrounded by smoking from their family and household members.11 In the social context of high smoking rates and large numbers of adults per household, smoking may offer an opportunity to alleviate stress, acting as a social lubricant in «time - out, yarning, and sharing with others».11 This provides a critical target for intervention in antenatal smoking; in order to help women to quit, it seems that consideration of and involvement with the social context in which women live are essential.