Sentence examples for true continuation of from inspiring English sources

"Cobra Kai will be a true continuation of the original films packed with comedy, heart and thrilling fight scenes," the trio of writers said in a statement.

It really isn't just an effect, because it actually comes from a source which is a true continuation of that character".

But the Obama administration should be mindful that even if that were true a continuation of a strict policy toward Iran could derail a negotiated settlement on the nuclear issue but also the Rouhani presidency.

Watching how Bonaparte used the French army to redraw the map of Europe convinced Clausewitz that war was "not merely an act of policy but a true political instrument, a continuation of political intercourse, carried on with other means" (the most famous and most frequently misquoted sentence in "On War").

As Carl von Clausewitz, a great Prussian strategist, put it: "War is not merely an act of policy but a true political instrument, a continuation of political intercourse carried on with other means".The other great strategist of that era was the more narrowly prescriptive Antoine-Henri Jomini.

But a contrary view is also true: politics may be a continuation of religion by other means.

The True Finns also support the continuation of social welfare benefits.

But if determinism is true, there is only one possible continuation of the past consistent with the laws.

Were they proud or ashamed that he had helped create a bowl-game system that all but assured the continuation of college football as the true national pastime and the biggest reason big league soccer will never happen here?

A continuation of what exists – not a true category break.

Note that this last reason may not reflect a true individual strategy since the existence of an inheritance ensures the continuation of remittances in the long term.