Sentence examples for impression of continuity from inspiring English sources

Pondicherry's streets, their juxtaposition of old and new notwithstanding, gave off an impression of continuity.

This has done much to reinforce an impression of continuity through the handover.

As usual, his music is propped up by the libretto, and, the latter being decidedly weak-jointed in many places, the score gives little impression of continuity, much less of organic growth.

To convince the bearer that this piece of paper has value equal to the quantity of gold it once represented, it is dressed up with antique typefaces, scrolls, swags and cartouches, giving an impression of continuity and historic grandeur.

It seems both heroic and misleading to set up such an exhibition, because it gives an impression of continuity at an aesthetic and narrative level, when in fact I feel the only continuity is that of personal martyrdom.

Add opaque tights to create an impression of continuity of your leg from the boot cut-off point; this will make your legs look longer.

Bringing back Modell for this story was an ill-advised attempt to capitalize on impressions of continuity, especially since the character aspects of 'Pusher' were completely absent this time around.

"Sunset" (1983) is to Elgar, except in the middle, where it's to the calls of loons; and yet our main impression is of continuity.

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Scrolling through the YouTube results for a search of his name, you can see his hair color change abruptly from black to gray circa 2010 — the way the Telecaster's standard fretboard changed abruptly from maple to rosewood in mid-'59 — but the stronger impression is of continuity, of the day-to-day effort put in by a working musician who plays all the time and sometimes gets paid.

The film, he wrote, "does not traffic in easy explanations or medical diagnoses, but it leaves the strong impression of a continuity between the oddness Fischer displayed in early interviews and the mania so jarringly evident toward the end.