He's so modern he's in a different time-space continuum from the rest of us.' Zadie Smith.
American Jewish religious life is a continuum, from the most traditional Orthodoxy to the most radical Reconstructionism.
He sees all his work as part of a continuum, from the straightforward realism of Climbers to the "argy-bargy" of the Kefahuchi Tract.
Altogether, this work represents a continuum from the restrained, somewhat conservative production pieces that are Mr. Shedd's livelihood and the more personal, adventurous departures.
You could think about these apps on a continuum from the enduring (making something that aspires to art) to the ephemeral (a time-killing game).
The impact of this on patients' self-esteem and quality of life in the care continuum from the intensive care unit to after decannulation has not been reported.
Instead, it covers a wide range of often unrelated conditions, all of which are also seen in people who are not mentally ill, and all of which exist on a continuum from the comparatively mild to the very severe.
Parents then teeter anywhere along a continuum, from the seemingly reserved support of Kim Clijsters's parents to the incredible enthusiasm exhibited by Roger Federer's father to the ferocious encouragement flaunted by Mary Pierce's father.
And yet we can now see a shivery continuum from the moment at Oxford when the lead singer instructs the rest of Ugly Rumours to rehearse rather than go to the pub because their act lacked clarity.
So, if I were to imagine Virgil on a continuum from the first century BC to the digital age, my polychronic and multi-temporal vision would NOT give precedence to the Aeneid at either endpoint.
The human continuum, from the undifferentiated masses to the enlightened people, the nobility, and the sage-king, formed an organic unity as an integral part of the great cosmic transformation.
