Sentence examples for real continuity from inspiring English sources

"Make Me" seemed to promise some real continuity.

"The real continuity lies in theme, cadence and form rather than in public professions of devotion".

The fact is there's real continuity going on here, more than not," he said.

But he said: "I think my work has a real continuity, not in style but in theme.

"This is not new under the sun; there's a real continuity in American youth culture," Professor Sanders said of hardcore and its flying-fist rituals.

And, if there were to be real continuity between our earthly selves and our heavenly ones, then Heaven might dangerously begin to resemble earth.

So our division of things into species, though grounded in real continuities in the way that our non-biological (or non-natural) concepts are not, is still nominal.

Hardline unionists criticised the moves, particularly in the light of the continued threat from republican dissidents, like the Real and Continuity IRA, although the security forces have had significant success against these splinter groups in recent months.

(Both the Real and Continuity I.R.A. are on the State Department list).

The Real and Continuity I.R.A.s should not be confused with each other, nor with the Provisional I.R.A. — the Guardian and BBC both have guides.

The upsurge in activity appears to be an attempt to demonstrate that dissident republican groups – the Real IRA, Continuity IRA and Óglaigh na hÉireann – can conduct a sustained campaign.