Sentence examples for continually between from inspiring English sources

The smaller shapes of the calves wove continually between the adults.

Dazzle and evanescence is everywhere: the evening twists continually between the actual and the insubstantial.

Symposium narrates a party where conversation, interspersed with cabaret, shifts continually between frivolity and seriousness.

As in Kennedy's last novel, The Blue Book, the voice moves continually between third person and italicised first person.

The script shifts continually between internal monologue (italicized) and naturalistic exchange — a stutter-step idiom that mimics the sense of spiritual dislocation Lucas wants to convey.

Their designs swing continually between relatively formal Arabic patterning and the naturalism of Indian art, which had itself been sharpened by the influence of Persian miniatures.

Mr. Murphy continually jumps between the historic and the contemporary to drive home his points.

Continually switching between fullback and the halves, Dorn would spend the next five years in the capital.

Viruses and other pathogens continually flow between species, often with no effects, sometimes mutating, once in a while causing illness.

Besides, there are plenty of shortcomings with titles, the most bothersome being that the listener's attention is continually divided between the stage and the projected text.

According to Mr. Joffrin, the media are continually caught between their constitutional role to keep society informed and the seducing of readers.