Sentence examples for unbroken events from inspiring English sources

Explaining her decision to announce her absence with a YouTube video, the 39-year-old said she wanted to be "clear and honest" about why she will be missing the forthcoming Unbroken events.

If a weekend break where you forget everything can be as refreshing as a two-week holiday then maybe a secret to a happy life is to organise your time so it is broken up into as many distinct (and enjoyable) experiences as possible, rather than being just an unbroken succession of events which bleed into one another in memory.

The basis of all trust is the present as an unbroken continuum of changing events, as the totality of states in respect to which events can occur [21].

The most extraordinary aspect of biodiversity to me is the way in which every living thing on earth, everything that has ever lived on earth, is directly connected through time by an utterly unbroken sequence of reproductive events.

Great directors like Robert Bresson and Chantal Akerman have mounted extended sequences in which the unbroken duration of an event becomes its meaning.

Djokovic is now 40 service games unbroken in the Miami event.

"Unbroken" chronicles all of these events as well as Zamperini's reconciliation with the trauma of his wartime experience and his Japanese captors.

He and I would agree that it is possible (but not proveable) that no gene in any genome is the product of an unbroken lineage of vertical descent events dating back 3.8 billion years, and that it is probable (even proven) that very few are.

The glass on the case is unbroken.

(For example, see Chisholm (1964), Taylor (1974), or O'Connor (2002).) The action, however, is not part of a fully causally determined world that is, a world in which all events are determined by an unbroken chain of prior causally determined events (tracing back to origins in the distant past).

The Buddhist practice of meditation is designed to pacify thought activities (thereby reaching state 3 [1a−ᴗ1b-ᴗ2] ) and to decrease ignorance, and thus produce perception of an unbroken sequence of conscious moments linking protoconscious events (the protoconsciousness of Rosenberg, mentioned immediately above) with consciousness via cognition.