Sentence examples for a continuity of thought from inspiring English sources

Genealogical analyses do not aim to show a continuity of thought, but rather how practices, technical expertise, and concepts emerge in a circuitous and contingent way.

In part, it was a breach in the continuity of thought; in part, a hopeless attempt to solve the problems of aesthetics, which are philosophical problems, by the methods of empirical science (e.g., Fechner); in part, a revival of hedonistic and utilitarian aesthetic by a utilitarianism resting on association of ideas, evolution and a biological theory of heredity (e.g., Spencer).

Ferrante feels vivid to us as a character because there is so much continuity of thought from novel to novel, and in her biographical absence we are permitted to focus on that literary continuity.

The continuity of thought is lost, and, what is worse than that, the buildup, the feeling that the director works so hard to get, that there be a mounting feeling of some kind or other, is dissipated, leaks out.

The true power of philosophy lies in the continuity of thought that you'll be maintaining in your writing.

"What we're offering is not a continuity of aesthetic expression but a continuity of exploration".

"There is a continuity of industrial life here," says Fauchon.

There's a continuity of experience in the film".

There is a continuity of vision.

I wanted a continuity of spaces.

These entities shared a continuity of management, personnel and assets.