Sentence examples for the same continuum as from inspiring English sources

The shooting of Mr. Diallo is surely seen as part of the same continuum as the torture of Abner Louima by Justin Volpe, the former police officer recently convicted in Brooklyn.

He received a graduate degree in theater from New York University and studied with the Second City comedy troupe and with Tim Robbins's Actors Gang; he considers himself on the same continuum as Chicago actors like William H. Macy, John Malkovich and his sister, Shira Piven, an actor and director and a luminary in the improv comedy world.

And a large part of Rosenstock-Huessy's objection to naturalism is that either it ignores speech completely and reduces us to more basic animal or physical processes, or, if it does take account of speech, it places speech on the same continuum as animal cries and calls.

The images, which lie on the same continuum as Ollie Ma's photo-realistic GTA V photo series, are all about impeccably designed and framed scenes, from a forested mountainside to a dimly-lit interior hallway.

For Daniels, the activism in St . Louisand Ferguson that came out of Michael Brown's death, that continues in the wake of the subsequent deaths of people like Kiwi Herring and Anthony Lamar Smith, lies on the same continuum as the activism she does through feeding the community.

Stylised differences in age at onset and disease duration between the neuropathological stages in the cohort suggests that Stage 4 does not lie on the same continuum as Stages 2 and 3 (PNG 6 kb).

Nevertheless it is worth remembering that these differences of degree do not prevent us from thinking of literature and science as belonging on the same continuum, widely separated as they may be, as exercising similar powers of the imagination and as sparing us in comparable ways the risk of tentative and uncertain action in the real world.

In this respect, we conclude that PCAIMs are better able to explain the ancestry of a new population, as long as it lies on the same continuum.

Sullivan periodically distinguishes between the Muslim fundamentalism of the terrorists and the Christian fundamentalists he says now dominate the Republican Party, but he sees them as part of the same continuum, and often leaps between the two.

Both of these pieces, among the oldest in the collection, help to establish jazz and hip-hop as part of the same continuum of expression and they help ground Tate's contention that black art is a centuries-long strategy for "erasing the erasure".

Brigtsen celebrates the dining scene that has blossomed in the reimagined city as "just part of the same continuum that New Orleans has been on for two hundred and ninety seven years".