Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Maybe we should ask. So if you're asking me if I feel it's enough or if it's -- I'm not sure what it is you're asking me about that. I feel, actually, that there are topics that probably could be explored in more detail, but I understand that there are limitations within any textbook that you have to hit on core concepts. I believe that core concepts are covered, but I think that, in my opinion, what I've looked at, it's historical context.
This could be explored more deeply.
One must have a grasp on the subject matter before explaining it to another person
Have someone closely read the text to you.
The context is taken from a book.
The textbook focuses more on the historical side of Darwin and less on the scientific side.
The issue being discussed caused the narrator to be unsure of the point of the statement 
This is about something that happened in history.
The narrator needed more time to discuss things in details
I definitely understand those things could come up in the course of the deposition,
It's possible that this context was taken out of context. 
Outline notes can sometimes be helpful
History is not their favorite class
I found the country-wide consensus on this issue interesting but needed some work
There will be a period in history attached to it.
The author's discipline is actually history.
historical context has been reviewed by bush
The author can't quite remember what Barrie said when reading out questions from the textbook.
The history of a  certain part of the US political system was used in a book.
The context is asking an opinion.
historical context has been reviewed by castiel
pertinent subjects can be stuied
the serial did not do as well as the books because of the details in the book
textbook has been made by somebody named carl
historical context has been reviewed by dean
textbook has been made by somebody named jackson