Sentence examples for an internal coherence from inspiring English sources

Staley believes that the best archives have an internal coherence.

It has, however, an internal coherence of its own.

Good culture creates an internal coherence in actions taken by a very diverse group of employees.

The specificity and richness in detail that distinguishes them from other science writing results provides them with an internal coherence and robustness in much the same way that the great literature of past ages still moves us today.

Newsday's Linda Winer wrote that Lithgow brings "an internal coherence" to the character, and this Lear's "fall from petulant imperiousness to yowling primitive is both impressive and agonizing".

The publication in 1944 of the first in-depth study and analysis of Joyce's final text A Skeleton Key to Finnegans Wake by mythologist Joseph Campbell and Henry Morton Robinson tried to prove to a skeptical public that if the hidden key or "Monomyth" could be found, then the book could be read as a novel with characters, plot, and an internal coherence.

Cardinal Jorge Urosa, the Roman Catholic archbishop of Caracas, denounced it as "a kind of chicken soup, a tossed salad, something that will not have any internal coherence".

We all understand that there is strong opposition to Qaddafi, but it's not clear whether there is any internal coherence to that opposition.

This paper hypothesises that naturalisation policies and integration policies are used by policymakers in a complementary fashion with a certain internal coherence in terms of a generally inclusive vs. restrictive approach.

Goodbye to All That is not all about the war, but it has a strong internal coherence.

It had a certain internal coherence, and it made perfect sense within the age, shot with postmodernism, and – in the nonsensical framing of the day – post-irony; but we can already see that it had no legacy.