Sentence examples for historical continuum from inspiring English sources

They fit too easily into this historical continuum and feed off of it.

He saw the protests as part of a historical continuum reaching to Little Bighorn.

Tom Brady is on the same historical continuum as Broadway Joe Namath.

If the movie suggests a historical continuum, it sensibly doesn't allow its scholarship to cut into the performances.

Still, the choice of this Webern score created an odd impression of where Webern stands in the historical continuum.

Whatever his doubts, his vision of an architecture rooted in a historical continuum seems vitally important in a world fractured by political conflict and ethnic hatreds.

We examine the historical roots of continuum and discontinuum thinking, and how much of our understanding of geomorphology rests on contrasting views of continuity and discontinuity.

It is intriguing, too, to wonder where on the continuum certain historical figures could be placed.

"Voyage of the Sable Venus" was made over roughly forty thousand years, if we take seriously Lewis's continuum of historical and autobiographical time.

"You feel that bit of historical magic, and a sense of continuum," says Eccles.

Such data might account for the historical development of the Mongolian dialect continuum, as well as for its sociolinguistic qualities.