Sentence examples for natural continuation of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, "My Bright Abyss," which continually sees religion in poetic terms, seems a natural continuation of Wiman's previous prose book, the essay collection "Ambition and Survival" (2007), which discusses poetry in a way that often sounds religious.

He said independence was a natural continuation of devolution.

Which is to say, it's a natural continuation of family life.

Constantin Brâncuși's black-and-white studio-view series, featuring arrangements of his sculptures, is a natural continuation of his three-dimensional experiments in form, light, and shadow.

The two musicians barely paused before performing three English lute songs by John Dowland, whose melancholy, introverted mood, graciously rendered here, seemed a natural continuation of the Crumb.

As for the Wall Street slump and current business recession in America, Mr. Wells feels that it is simply a perfectly natural continuation of the 1929 depression.

These spaces are the natural continuations of [1, 7, 20].

It was a natural continuation from that.

Accepting the countergambit is a natural continuation.

This approach does not include assumptions on the future impact of policies but considers fully the country-specific forest characteristics and the age-related forest dynamics, i.e. depending on the age-class legacy resulting from past management and natural disturbances, continuation of historical forest management activities may lead to future increases or decreases in the carbon sink.

The only baseline that would be required would be a (qualitative) assessment conducted before the accounting period, to show that the forest had been degrading previously (otherwise the forest might have been increasing its stock under non-anthropogenically stimulated natural processes, continuation of which would not be additional).