The disruptions within continuities, the mysteries of affirmations, the indeterminacy of action are all extraordinary screens for the violence within the lyrical, with the sense that at each moment there's an exertion of power, a real or virtual weapon, an omnipresent sense of danger, impending calamity, precarious intimacy, potential catastrophe.
"The biggest remaining risks of disruption are where action is needed by both UK and EU authorities, such as ensuring the continuity of existing derivatives contracts.
All the more so in the current regimes of governance, where the continuity of action must not only be maintained over a long temporal cycle, but is also made up of a series of actions at specific moments.
Until that moment, I had been looking for the continuity of action and character that it is not unreasonable to expect from a novel — the sort of buildup up to a climactic finale that was so enjoyable in last month's selection, Shirley Hazzard's "The Transit of Venus".
In any case the findings here indicate that action is called for to improve the continuity and accessibility of care.
J. C. Chandor's feeling for the physical continuity of action and Redford's hardihood and ingenuity are both immensely moving — awesome, really (in the non-teen sense).
Filmmakers unwilling to break the sacrosanct continuity of action compel themselves to reveal character through action — and little is more tiresome in movies than scenes showing action that is supposed to reveal some aspect of character.
The usual objective during long-term pharmacotherapy is, in large part, to maintain continuity of action of the prescribed drug(s).
Porter's The Great Train Robbery (1903) is widely acknowledged to be the first narrative film to have achieved such continuity of action.
There is a consistency to its look and a continuity of action, but then you wonder, 'How did those turtles get there?' " Where: ArcLight Hollywood, 6360 Sunset Blvd.
