Sentence examples for continuity to this from inspiring English sources

From the opening of the Schubert sonata, when an ominous, low trill comes out of nowhere, interrupting the flow of the deceptively calm main theme, Mr. Frank seemed less concerned with creating momentary dramatic effects than with bringing overall shape and continuity to this curiously episodic music.

Besides the vast corpus of his writings that fostered a generation of Dominican scholars in the German-speaking province, Albert lived long enough to impart continuity to this generation, which included Ulrich of Straßburg (c.1225 1277), Dietrich of Freiberg (1250 1310), and Meister Eckhart (c. 1260 c. 1327).

"This doesn't guarantee continuity to those cultural institutions that depend on this type of funding".

The essays on their work in Farther Away give a tacit continuity to the two volumes, though this is offset by the decision to put the recent Wallace-Crusoe piece near the beginning.

Their narratives suggested the need for continuity to embrace this whole array of service providers.

One advantage of residency programmes is that rotations span a significant period of time allowing students to be incessantly exposed to the same group of supervisors; this adds continuity to supervision and, theoretically, provides scope for students to be exposed to the whole string of teaching methods proposed by Collins [ 11].

Certain thru-hikers, referred to as "purists," take this emphasis on continuity to obsessive lengths.

This provides a new kind of continuity to users' exchanges on the service.

"But to him, all this stuff was deep and meaningful and had a continuity to it.

In this research, we extended the Haggerty and Reid model of continuity to a circle of care-based model of continuity of care.

Indeed, the selectors seem to take their mantra of continuity, continuity, continuity to extremes.