Sentence examples for consistent centuries from inspiring English sources

Batsmen like Laxman do not assert their command in averages or in consistent centuries, yet tend to play the defining innings of an era.

These surviving pieces have proved that the craft of furniture making has remained relatively consistent for centuries.

"The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the church," wrote the church father Tertullian in late first-century Carthage, and the association of the martyr with blind faith has been consistent down the centuries, with the faction being burned often waiting for its own turn to do the burning.

For the Mari, in other words, the experience of being Russian imperial subjects has been remarkably consistent through the centuries.

Although changes in Japanese bathing culture can been seen throughout the exhibition, some aspects of the tradition have remained consistent over the centuries.

So you've got vehicles that are more consistent with twentieth-century warfare".

"There's no question that it will happen," he said, "because the forces are consistent through the century, and they will be consistent throughout the next".

The map is clearly the capstone of the Library of Congress's cartographical collection, and its historical value is consistent with the century-long effort to acquire it.

The BoM said that both the unadjusted data and the homogenised data showed Australia had warmed over the past century, consistent with the findings of Britain's Met Office and Nasa in the US.

You can't help but feel happy for him because he's clearly put in the work to transform himself from skittish, flighty and a bit flakey to a consistent Test match century-maker.

Shorter and milder winters are consistent with a century-long global warming trend that mainstream scientists believe has been at least partly caused by emissions of heat-trapping waste industrial gases like carbon dioxide.