Sentence examples for seemingly continuous from inspiring English sources

With writers, interviews are seemingly continuous with their artistic work streams of discourse, products of voice even if writing begins where talking ends: in silence.

The increasing dividend threat could undermine the stock market, which is already suffering from evidence of the looming payments squeeze and the seemingly continuous array of profit warnings.

THE seemingly continuous commercials during the coverage of the Winter Games on the networks of NBC Universal gave a new meaning to the term "snow job".

With writers, interviews are seemingly continuous with their artistic work — streams of discourse, products of voice — even if writing begins where talking ends: in silence.

He would have been delighted, Professor Jenkins said, "that people would have taken the time to realize that there are gaps in this seemingly continuous journey".

At their center is displayed a cylindrical vase on which an even wilder cow has been incised in a seemingly continuous looping line, a free, lanky form that resembles a Texas longhorn dancing on its toes.

Still and always a musician, he found a rhythm and danced to it, creating dynamic and repetitive patterns in a seemingly endless continuous design.

When Hindus speak of their religious identity as sanatana dharma, they emphasize its continuous, seemingly eternal (sanatana) existence and the fact that it describes a web of customs, obligations, traditions, and ideals (dharma) that far exceeds the Western tendency to think of religion primarily as a system of beliefs.

Governments become franchises, and a global organization called Information (a sort of Google meets the United Nations hybrid) provides seemingly objective and continuous information about the world, so that citizens can make the best decisions.

"Then by using transitions between shots, rather than the conventional cut in the edit, we were able to go on a continuous, seemingly impossible, journey through the urban environment".

He was Joseph Beuys, fabulist and realist, romantic and activist, a man who made his life into one long, continuous and often seemingly contradictory art performance.