Sentence examples for continuous history from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, he is regarded as the bearer of a long, continuous history that comes down from his ancestors and continues in his descendants.

British trade unionism has a long and continuous history.

Apart from a gap over the eighties they provide a continuous history of fashion.

"Scenes," rather than a continuous history, are what we get, as the book's partial publication in magazines like Granta and Artes suggests.

Exoticizing and sexualizing women of allegedly inferior "races" has a long and continuous history in racial thought; it's just that today they are usually darker-skinned women.

From that point onward, a more or less continuous history of such reflection can be traced up to the present day.

Conversely internal segment lineages have their own continuous histories, but with many different external segment partners [ 32].

This second marriage lasted to the end of von Neumann's life, though the couple's letters betray a near-continuous history of quarrels and perceived slights.

The multivariable models controlled for age (continuous) sex, history of hypertension, smoking ever, never) body mass index, alcohol consumption, serum total cholesterol level and family history of severe headache.

Tamil Nadu is home to one of the world's last surviving classical civilisations, with 3,800 years of continuous cultural history.

"I mean, the Mixtecs have the oldest continuous written history in the Americas — older than the Aztecs, older than the Incas".