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Continuous Quotes

What keeps happening without a clear end point.

The word continuous covers a lot of ground here, from software that keeps reporting bugs to a worldwide organization described as a continuous threat. One speaker even wears a continuous glucose monitor while racing, a detail worth comparing to Bugs quotes on this site.

Yet we still see continuous reports of bugs.

Quotes by Vint Cerf

Al-Qaida is a worldwide organization. It's a continuous threat.

Quotes by Jose Rodriguez

I wear a continuous glucose monitor when I'm racing.

Quotes by Charlie Kimball

I read the newspapers avidly. It is my one form of continuous fiction.

Quotes by Aneurin Bevan

Bugs Quotes

I felt pressured by continuous touring.

Quotes by Andy Partridge

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of "continuous" things does this page cover?
The topic ranges widely, from software that keeps generating bug reports to a global organization described as an ongoing threat. It even touches on medical devices, like a monitor worn during races.
Is there a quote about health monitoring?
Yes, one speaker mentions wearing a continuous glucose monitor specifically while competing, tying the word to a personal health routine. It's a more technical, everyday use of the term compared to the other quotes.
What does the newspaper quote mean by "continuous fiction"?
It suggests that reading the news regularly feels like following an ongoing, ever-unfolding story rather than strict fact, a playful jab at journalism. That idea pairs well with the Fiction quotes elsewhere on the site.
Which quote treats "continuous" as something threatening?
One line calls a worldwide organization a continuous threat, using the word to describe a danger that never fully goes away. It's the darkest use of the term on this page.
Does any quote here relate continuous to software or technology?
Yes, one line notes that bug reports keep appearing continuously, a familiar complaint for anyone who works with software. That frustration connects naturally to the Bugs quotes on this site.

A quieter line calls newspaper reading a personal form of continuous fiction, a phrase that pairs naturally with Fiction and Form quotes elsewhere here.