Sentence examples for any coherence from inspiring English sources

Is there any coherence within modern art?

By any historical or stylistic measure that's a vast distance, and it's a difficult voyage to make with any coherence.

Legislators became suspicious when many "supporters" were unable to pronounce Broadwater's name, let alone speak with any coherence about the liquefied natural gas project.

But without being curatorial, can he admit to any shape, any coherence in his huge output, or has it been a random progress?

Does any coherence in a biography depend on the writer's imposition of something akin to a fictional pattern on his facts?

I admit that I found some difficulty in organising a speech with any coherence because of the incoherence of the reasons.

Unsurprisingly, McCourt has difficulty in achieving any overall 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.

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".

Juventus's recent performances had been uneven, with an overreliance on individual acts of brilliance rather than any great coherence to their play.

Rather than two, there are now four screaming, squabbling, boozed-up blue-collar brothers having at one another, as they re-enact childhood traumas that the film fails to delineate with any real coherence.