In fact, I practice unbroken meditation.
In an essay in The Atlantic last year, the technology writer Nicholas Carr argued that the power-skimming, link-hopping and window-toggling that define the Internet experience have eroded the old practice of reading unbroken stretches of prose, with grave implications for our writing.
Though in theory the depredations the men endure on the high seas after the attack are dramatically involving, in practice, as was the case with "Unbroken," a little of this stuff goes a long way.
Even for structural elements like concrete supports, it's requiring that things have unbroken surfaces and hide juncture points, reflecting its practices with regards to electronics.
Was this the visible proof that pagan practices could be traced back in an unbroken line to the witches of the Middle Ages and the masons of ancient Rome, who covered their monuments with sturdy phalluses as a form of supernatural scaffolding?
Already in the Lombard period the aristocracy was in practice politically dominant, and probably always had been, in patterns unbroken from the Gothic and Roman period.
My practice and study under Jack, as well as others, connects me to an unbroken lineage of Buddhist practitioners that leads all the way back to Sid.
One of the thrills of seeing Greg Osby's bands in the last five years has been his unbroken sets, a natural device for a bunch of improvisers and one that far too few jazz groups practice.
As the game drew to a close, Shaun Marsh (27) and Callum Ferguson (15) pressed their Test claims in an unbroken stand of 38, and when the draw came, England stayed on the field for some more middle practice.
