Sentence examples for become a continuation of from inspiring English sources
At times, in fact, it seems as if politics is about to become a continuation of war by other means.
Under these conditions, judicial appointments become a continuation of politics by other means, made compelling by the entrenched advantages life tenure bestows.
It's a society where, as Theodor Adorno argued, even free-time has become a "continuation of the forms of profit-oriented social life", shaped to a depressing extent by the need to escape and recuperate from work.
Asked to explain his frequent trips to his bathroom, Mr. Kramnik said that he liked to pace while playing and the main room available for his use was too small, so the bathroom became a "continuation of the room" as he walked back and forth.
"Our iPhones have become prostheses, a continuation of the body, with which we can perpetually document action.
They must leverage their unique assets of sales associates to deliver an optimal in-store experience and start a one-to-one conversation with the customer after he/she leaves the store; when AI kicks in, it becomes a natural continuation of the experience.
But when you see Aidan McArdle's Richard of Gloucester developing from Henry VI Part Three, it becomes something entirely different: a continuation of his late father's throne-lust and an extension of the de facto approach to power.
At the same time, European voters might become less willing to accept a continuation of tight fiscal policies, having been told for several years that these are the price of monetary union.
IR as a result can become the continuation of internal affairs/domestic politics with different means.
Implying that if Scotland did become independent, its membership would be a continuation of the UK's current membership, he said on BBC Radio Scotland that no one had asked the UK to leave after the financial crash in 2008.
On the surface of it, this position seems logical, but if one digs just beneath the rhetoric, it becomes obvious that the position is a continuation of Israel's policy of obfuscation and political maneuvering.
