Sentence examples for a continuum of language from inspiring English sources

It's a move across a continuum of language — even if I can't get used to "letter box" or "white" coffee — but also, still, across the continuum of Anglo-American civilization, the civilization of Locke and Adam Smith and Isaiah Berlin, however marginalized those dead white men may appear in the dawning Asian century.

SLI, like many other disorders, does not have pathognomic features; rather, it is defined in terms of arbitrary cutoffs on a continuum of language ability.

Furthermore, an investigation of CG vowel lenition would reveal whether it behaves like vowel lenition in other languages in terms of resulting in a continuum of realisations before reaching the final stage of elision.

The spread of early loans from Latin throughout all Germanic languages indicates that, at the time of their borrowing, a continuum of mutually intelligible dialects must still have existed, though differences between widely separated points in the continuum may have been significant.

It is an attitude that sees languages as complementary, not competitive, and sees the world as a continuum of cultures, rather than a set of distinct borders.

Given conceptualization of a continuum of schizotypal traits, people with normal but high levels of schizotypal traits may also exhibit atypical language lateralization.

Of a continuum of observation.

Thus, a continuum of care is delivered.

There's a continuum of risks.

They actually have a continuum of strategies.

It's a continuum of tragedy to farce.