Sentence examples for a coherent thought from inspiring English sources

Harriet Harman could barely manage a coherent thought.

SATURDAY'S PUZZLE — When The Kids were younger, I hired a teenager to babysit so I could get out of the house and have a coherent thought once a week.

Inscribed randomly on a shard of pottery, even without being arranged into a name or a coherent thought, they could be presented as an offering at the temple of Zeus.

If I had had a coherent thought it might have been, "Just give me a few more horses, just a little more road and I will spin gravel into your windshield, for I was born to run".

Here's what's missing from the grouch and brainstorm so rife among the dyspeptic tide of liberal resentment: a coherent thought.

But they don't have a coherent thought in their heads, despite the intellectual veneer decorating some of them.

For an equally powerful image of a coherent thought-world which no contemporary European could construct, and few could enter, consider the painting celebrating the coronation of Haile Selassie in Addis Ababa in 1930.

This process not only creates the perception of a slow search by forcing the user to wait for complete results from unsatisfactory preliminary searches, but also interrupts any coherent thought process.

As we will see below, (B2) turns out to provide the foundations for one of the most important arguments for LOTH: it makes it possible to mechanize thinking understood as a semantically coherent thought process, which, as per (A2), consists of a causal sequence of tokenings of mental representations.

I'm not sure that this is a very coherent thought, but hasn't every young contemporary artist shuddered a version of it?

Who knows, maybe that is the real aim, getting through a massive weakening of our security by the back door – it's certainly a more coherent thought than doing it to stop sexting.