Sentence examples for picture of continuity from inspiring English sources

A bit of economic liberalization, and some brazen asset redistribution or consolidation: that's Putinism, and a picture of continuity.

The survival of unpopular figures, such as an information minister who has kept a clammy grip on broadcasting for nearly two decades, adds to the picture of continuity.The mild but general disappointment with the scale of change also reflects impatience with the system itself.

But in place of the popular Byzantium, a Yeatsian reverie of "hammered gold and gold enameling," the show offers a soothing picture of artistic continuity.

Those who saw it were astonished and perplexed, not only by the arbitrary disruption in the right-hand part of the picture of the continuity that had always united an image but also by the defiant unloveliness, which made it plain that the traditional beauties of art, the appeal of the subject, and the credibility of its imitation were now, at any rate to Picasso, finally irrelevant.

However, it was very difficult to determine an accurate picture of how continuity corrections were used.

Homer's illustrations picture a realm of continuity and stability.

The results provide no evidence for wholesale land-use change at this time; the overall picture is one of continuity of land use or even increased agricultural activity.

Examine Amarez's pictures of the "continuities of authority" below, and explore his full gallery. .

Years after she moved out, Mrs. Obama marveled that her mother had kept her bedroom exactly the same — the same bed, bedspread and pictures — providing a sense of continuity and history that her daughters adore.

The exploitation of seabirds endured throughout Scottish Island prehistoric living from the Mesolithic to the Late Iron Age (and much further beyond), within a picture of resource use that shows both continuity and flexibility in the exploitation of aquatic birds.

Reading the episodes, you have a rich picture of the scientific enterprise, with its continuity between open problems and smart ways ("cool tricks") to solve them, as well as the interplay between individual work, cooperation, and the needs of society.