Sentence examples for been coherent from inspiring English sources
adjective
Unified; sticking together; making up a whole.
Amid the madness, he has always been coherent.
"But we haven't been coherent on how we want to use it".
"The approach of Berlusconi has not always been coherent," said Saul Meghnagi, who is on the board of the Union of Italian Jewish Communities.
"The day I decided to leave Milan, Gattuso said to me that I had at least been coherent in my choice.
Especially he screamed about my having redone the bathroom with a luxury marble shower while his dad was sick — but that damn shower was one of the last things that Thomas had been coherent about.
So far Mr Modi's handling of the old rival has not been coherent: he welcomed Nawaz Sharif, its prime minister, to his inauguration in May last year, then used a pretext to cancel talks between the two countries' foreign secretaries.
His thoughts were coherent.
What it cannot be is coherent.
All she had to be was coherent.
The speech was coherent — give it that.
