Sentence examples for had been continuity from inspiring English sources

I wish there had been continuity of care so that I had someone I trusted care for me.

But all this took time: the early Gove months had been "continuity Blairism", picking up where the man he called "the Master" had been held back by Labour MPs.

Imitation of Classical and post-Classical models continued even into the 6th century, and there seems to have been continuity of literary tradition for some time after the fall of the Western Roman Empire.

This has been continuity without monotony.

But at Chez Noelle there has been continuity; the chef and the owner are one and the same.

In this respect, Michael Gove, who is the coalition government's most ardent Blairite, has been continuity rather than change.

Love that might have been, continuity with origins, sense of rootedness to place, pilgrimage as a model of spirituality as process – these are all far more than just the religious conclusions that Eliot tries to lead us to.

One of the Giants' great virtues this year has been continuity of selection – but needs must when you are trying to get to Old Trafford's Grand Final for the first time.

There has been continuity in the focus of my research since I joined the company.

The radical Reformers were opposed to mainline Protestantism's contention that there had been ecclesiastical continuity with the church of Christ in every age.

John Marsh, who had been the continuity announcer for Fits Two to Twelve, was rehired to reprise this role.