Sentence examples for a kind of continuation from inspiring English sources

Even if you're dying, that's a kind of continuation, because you move on," McConaughey once told Empire magazine, adding, "And at the end of your life, all the things you thought were periods, they turn out to be commas.

Corollary 3.14 below is a kind of continuation principle in the spirit of a well-known result due to Jean Mawhin for ODEs in R k [7, 8] and extends an analogous one for ODEs on differentiable manifolds [31].

Also, in a kind of continuation of the disenfranchisement of the less-than-manly, conscientious objectors were not allowed to vote in the immediate post-war elections.

Remember, though, that Watchman is a draft, unrevised by its author, and abandoned many decades ago; and Mockingbird, though set chronologically earlier, was written later, and not as any kind of continuation or sequel to the work Lee set aside.

Her thoughts emerge on hotel stationery, or on scattered sheets of the journals she took up from time to time (the editors suggest that Monroe wrote in "free association in continuation of a kind of self-analysis").

"He felt it—he did not say this in so many words, but he felt it would be a continuation of a kind of reprimand in the public domain".

"This ruling really ensures the continuation of a kind of slow grinding immiseration of the whole private service sector workforce," Lichtenstein said.

"It's really kind of a continuation of a state of vigilance.

"What we expect to see happen next year is kind of a continuation of what's happening this year," said Fred Deschamps, a vice president at Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group.

"It's kind of a continuation down the cul-de-sac that Vaughan Williams started to pave.

"It's kind of a continuation of the problem the media had with the weapons of mass destruction and the whole coverage of Iraq".