Sentence examples for a sort of continuity from inspiring English sources

Built for the Shah in the 1970s, it symbolises a sort of continuity of despotism between the monarchy and the Islamic republic.

By moving rapidly from one thought to another, Clive managed to secure a sort of continuity, to hold the thread of consciousness and attention intact — albeit precariously, for the thoughts were held together, on the whole, by superficial associations.

It was, rather, a strategy, a desperate attempt — unconscious and almost automatic — to provide a sort of continuity, a narrative continuity, when memory, and thus experience, was being snatched away every instant.

According to co-founder and CEO Sean Murphy, Andy OS was built to bring a sort of continuity between apps that users can access on their mobile phones and those that are on the desktop.

A: Sort of.

"That's no guarantee that their sound has anything to do with the one Beethoven had," Mr. Gardiner said, "any more than the Thomanerchor in Leipzig have any sort of continuity of performing tradition to the time of Bach".

"Seeing a picture of Jean Shrimpton next to Kate Moss, there is a sort of stylistic continuity.

"It's like a line of continuity, a sort of voice that comes down from colonial times," one of the characters says.

You are spending so much time with one another that I think that if you are moving from a team you want some sort of continuity.

Jonathan will experience the same sort of continuity — he has embraced a worldview in which erasing the distinction between the university and the world outside it is the entire point.

Yet as comics entered their second half-century, a sort of staleness set in. "Continuity strips" like "Mary Worth" looked tired at their inception, while popular franchises like "Barney Google" and "Blondie," once exuberant, grew exhausted and refused to admit it, grinding on, gag after gag.