Sentence examples for straightforward continuation of from inspiring English sources

In Christianity, for example, the afterlife is a usually thought of as a relatively straightforward continuation of the personal self, whereas in Buddhism, that which continues is more like a flow of psychic energy than an individual.

While filming was rumoured to have been a nightmare (Björk ate part of her costume in frustration), the accompanying soundtrack, Selmasongs, was a fairly straightforward continuation of the sound cultivated on Homogenic.

Even Modern Persian does not represent a straightforward continuation of Middle Persian but is rather a koine (a dialect or language of a small area that becomes a common or standard language of a larger area), based mainly on Middle Persian and Parthian but including elements from other languages and dialects.

Yet apart from this striking difference in interpretation, the first section of the paper is a straightforward continuation of the ideas Maxwell had developed in his 1867.

Not that Toby's Room is a straightforward continuation: its narrative is split between 1912 and 1917, bookending Life Class's 1914 setting.

Unlike other areas of the arts, the casting of a London Olympic gig would be relatively straightforward, although these singers are specifically English (not British) in manner and subject matter – the continuation of a musical strain that includes Ray Davies, Damon Albarn and Lily Allen.

There was no clear relationship between baseline levels of functional and non-functional observing, suggesting that EOLPs were not a straightforward failure to terminate the lever-press response following a single, functional OLP (we might predict that a simple stereotypical continuation of observing lever pressing of one or two EOLPs each time would scale with OLPs; this was not the case).

The continuation of life?

"That means a continuation of the occupation".

Still, the continuation of "Gay U.S.A".

This is a continuation of a trend.