Sentence examples for continuity even from inspiring English sources

The expansion would have made Portzamparc's allegiance to continuity even clearer.

But at the end of the day many Colombians voted for continuity, even if Mr. Mockus's message of accountability resonated.

His philosophy, he said, is rooted in continuity, even though he knows it can be difficult to find in relays.

A nice feature is that messages are threaded — strung together for continuity — even when they come from different sources.

And is it terribly fanciful to see continuity, even, in that (odd, odd, but somehow it works in comedy drama) staple of two blokes together?

A 99-year lease (and many of the festival's original donors) suggests continuity, even in the face of Brexit-y uncertainties.

There was continuity there, even if players came and went.

The new hypothesis is less restrictive than Lipschitz continuity and even allows discontinuous time dependence in certain cases.

There are few places where cultural continuity is even remotely clear, and where ancient languages are still widely spoken.

When I think of recent wretched performances – Greg Cruttwell as the yuppie landlord in Naked, Keanu Reeves in Dracula, Jonathan Rhys Meyers in Match Point – there is certainly continuity there, even if it is a continuity of fraudulence or affectation.

One tradition extends back from the contemporary journal Continuity and even a couple of Marxist historians through Wilbur Cash to figures, such as William A. Dunning or E. Merton Coulter, whose place Mr. Woodward himself captured.