Unfortunately, Mr. Paul has maintained his consistency by ignoring reality, clinging to his ideology even as the facts have demonstrated that ideology's wrongness.
Together they also suggest that Mr. Lubovitch has maintained a consistency over the last 20 years that might be considered either admirable in its straightforwardness (solidly made, entertaining dances as an end in themselves) or boring in its limitations (solidly made, entertaining dances as an end in themselves).
Yet through it all, the author has maintained a startling consistency of vision, from the brutal romanticism of "Billy Bathgate" to the edgy existentialism of "City of God," the 2000 novel in which he concludes that even history cannot sustain us, that "[w]e are weak, and puny, and totter here in our civilization...
"He has played a key role in the development of several Scotland A squad players during that time and has maintained a high level of consistency with the Under-21 squads.
That's where he started this season, and outside of a handful of games, he has maintained that top-six position through consistency — Vrana hasn't gone more than four games without tallying a point this year — and hard work, often staying on the ice well after practice has finished to perfect parts of his game and impressing teammates with his professionalism all the while.
But a distinctive "cross-generational cross-checking process," however, could explain how the stories have maintained their consistency over the ages, the scientists say.
While some as US Senator John McCain have maintained a consistency in their calls for greater US involvement, others have transcended the spectrum from isolationists to hawks.
$29.95 For the past 30 years, Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers have maintained a stylistic consistency that has been remarkable both because their groundbreaking "hard bop" style of 1956 has remained viable and distinctive ever since and because this consistency has been achieved despite a steady coming and going in the group of young musicians, many on their way to jazz stardom.
A specialised exception to the tendency for front-loaded runs are the perennial UK soap operas – such as Coronation Street, EastEnders, Casualty and Holby City – which have maintained an impressive baseline consistency over the decades, suffering only intermittent dips into risibility, from which they have been lifted by the introduction of new characters or producers.
