Sentence examples for along that continuum from inspiring English sources

Along that continuum, the sun-tanned look is a relatively new beauty ideal, she said.

But somewhere along that continuum comes a question of being able to stand up to someone who is making fun of someone wearing the wrong shoes".

Taking brain-enhancing drugs should be viewed as just another step along that continuum, one that's "morally equivalent" to such "other, more familiar, enhancements," they write.

Where do you fall along that continuum?

Anywhere along that continuum, we can intervene and reverse the process.

"A better answer would be 'in the middle.' By examining animal growth and rates of energy use, we were able to reconstruct a metabolic continuum, and place dinosaurs along that continuum.

"It just means that we have moved farther along the continuum that the Founding Fathers laid out for us two hundred and thirty-odd years ago.

The results suggest that plasticity and differentiation occurred in all the species tested and that along the continuum from plasticity to differentiation, the species at the plasticity end is the better invader.

For each of the aspects of society listed below, read the question aloud and allow students to move to the place along the continuum that best corresponds to their views.

After all, Currin's choice of subject matter is a logical step along the continuum that began with the female nudes of the Venetian Renaissance (the sixteenth-century version of Currin's nudes, since they were courtesans).

Between-category pairs were defined as 2 stimuli along the continuum that the participant reliably identifies as belonging to different phonetic categories (i.e., "ba" and "da").