Sentence examples for a kind of continuum from inspiring English sources

It creates a kind of continuum, a sickening false syllogism: I know decent people who eat Nutella, who like Robin Williams, and so these must be decent people, too.

Here it was the Elysian Quartet who got to go aloft, but musically and dramatically it is the least interesting element in the work; the combination of the quartet's almost constant tremolandos with the sound of the helicopter rotors creates a kind of continuum that is punctuated by bow attacks and cries from the players, but little else.

He has also stressed that he doesn't see it as a place in a hierarchy but instead on a kind of continuum, right alongside the work he creates with the police on his trail or album covers for bands or work commissioned by huge companies like Dewar's or Saks Fifth Avenue (in the latter case, recently, militaristic Rodchenko-esque shopping bags that scream "Want It!").

Recognizing the ways in which broad patterns of male power systematically compromise women's bodily and sexual freedom, and challenging the equation of female submission with meaningful consent, they tend to see a kind of continuum (rather than a bright dividing line) between rape and much "normal" heterosexual activity.

"I was thinking of the way the walls felt, that they almost grew out of the ground, reaching a kind of continuum that expands beyond the building itself.

The relationship between the constructs in this study, however, is based on individual items and does not represent any kind of continuum between religion and science.

"It's all kind of continuum," he says.

Don't people realise that, like any other convicted rapist, Evans is branded for ever, in a kind of justice continuum, way beyond football, which ventures into the realms of his public and daily life.

That participation in planning was a kind of a continuum was already noted by Arnstein in the 1960s.

With one extravagant narrative flourish, Iñárittu and Arriaga seek to create a postmodern We-Are-the-World spectacle, uniting the prosperous nations with the developing ones in a kind of pain-continuum.

Integration is a kind of "summation" over a continuum, or more precisely and generally, over a differentiable manifold.