Sentence examples for of its continuity from inspiring English sources

It was a time of hatred expressed against students, he said, when German democracy showed a face that revealed elements of "its continuity from National Socialism".

It is a great deal easier for curators to deal with a single medium like painting, and to convey a sense of its continuity and divergences, than it is to deal with the multitude of strategies artists now work with.

While the inability to answer these new questions in a satisfactory manner can certainly count against a model of temporal consciousness, the situation is complicated by the diversity of opinions concerning both the degree to which consciousness really is continuous, and manner or nature of its continuity.

Nevertheless, a historical approach is especially appropriate to this task, not only because two millennia of history are represented in the Roman Catholic Church but also because the hypothesis of its continuity with the past, and the divine truth embodied in that continuity, are central to the church's understanding of itself and essential to the justification of its authority.

YC is actually leading the round — its first lead investment out of its Continuity Fund.

If the kernel (a_{k} t,satisfiesfies the two conditions (6) and (8), then (a_{k} t,s geq0) because of its continuity.

I'd be interested to see home movies of the twenties, thirties, and forties to find out whether actors' onscreen behavior was celebrated for its contrast with the habits of private life or for its continuity with them.

One of the major features of evolution is its continuity when even large changes occur via accumulation of small intermediate steps.

Collectively, they become one of the great political and cultural documents of our time, its continuity supplied by the wit and ardor of the writer, its freshness by the many disjunctions.

They said they chose "Poppea" because of its dramatic continuity, intimacy and relative fame.

However, since the 1950s the marine record has become more useful because of its greater continuity and preservation.