Sentence examples for a larger continuum of from inspiring English sources

Kind of makes the issue part of a larger continuum of things to work on".

Its suggestion that the art of the insane is not pure, timeless and autonomous, but part of a larger continuum of art and visual culture, may be the exhibition's most valuable lesson.

Its suggestion that the art of the insane is not pure, timeless and autonomous but part of a larger continuum of art and visual culture may be its most valuable lesson.

Beyond those classic 7 colors (ROYGBIV), a rainbow is actually made up of a larger continuum of more than 1 million colors -- including colors the human eye cannot see.

Snoop's various looks followed suit, running along a larger continuum of style that has evolved into a glorious mishmash of skinny jeans, flat-billed baseball hats, oversize sweaters, preppy layering, limited-edition sneakers, flannels, vintage curiosities, weird screenprints and whatever else makes its wearer look good without pretense.

Snoop's various looks followed suit, running along a larger continuum of style that has evolved into a glorious mishmash of skinny jeans, flat-billed baseball hats, oversize sweaters, preppy layering, limited-edition sneakers, flannels, vintage curiosities, weird screenprints, and whatever else makes its wearer look good without pretense.

In nature, there is a large continuum of breeding behaviour, ranging from exclusively asexual to fully sexual organisms [31].

Sex trafficking is part of a larger continuum in America that runs the gamut from homelessness, poverty, and self-esteem issues to sexualized television, the glorification of a pimp/ho culture--what is often referred to as the pornification of America--and a billion dollar sex industry built on the back of pornography, music, entertainment, etc. Stop feeding the monster.

36 At present, fibromyalgia is considered part of a larger continuum.

Here, we synthesize the vast body of disparate archaeological and ethnographic information, including currently held knowledge, on marine management by Northwest Coast peoples to better situate these traditional practices within the larger continuum of Northwest Coast management systems.

At the beginning of every period, there is a large number (a continuum) of ex-ante identical potential entrants which can enter the industry by paying a sunk entry cost of κ>0.