Contextualise

But first, let’s contextualise and put a historical background as to why we fondly discuss Nellie today and how we may remember her tomorrow.

That helped me contextualise things' — there was no reference to James.

Let us contextualise Kalua’s proposal.

But don’t take their personal finance management advice wholesome instead contextualise the viability of their advice.

Crucially, the British Museum has announced its intention to contextualise the statue and other objects with problematic beginnings, in a way that “enables the public to learn about them in their entirety”.

The Missing Thread is a vehicle to examine past, present and future - to contextualise black fashion culture with authority.

The first “full-length biography to explore and contextualise the lives of the five victims of Jack the Ripper” promises to “completely change”, according to the book’s publicity material, “the narrative of the Ripper murders”.

Lebala consistently emphasised the need to contextualise Jonas’s mention of Brown, otherwise it would be considered a “free-flowing statement”.

The government, through the Housing Department has already prepared a popular version of the NUA to contextualise and unpack the global agenda to reflect Kenya’s realities and priorities.