Sentence examples for certain coherence from inspiring English sources

THE NARRATIVE TOLD by Flew's Christian friends — and in some of Flew's own pronouncements — has a certain coherence.

And so, bound together by Mackenzie's curatorship, the London 2012 festival does now have a certain coherence.

Inevitably these are simplifications, often clichés, but they hold a country together, imposing a certain coherence on diverse populations.

Despite the diversity of modes, a certain coherence emerges, as though the images were scenes from a novel in progress (Johnson).

This portmanteau horror flick comes across as if its nine contributing directors had got together with a collection of their odds and ends and created a framework to give them a certain coherence.

And the Socialist Party is still debating whether to ally itself to others further to the left.Where others see only paradox in French history, Mr Kedward identifies a certain coherence.

Up until he announced Help to Buy in the spring, even opponents of the chancellor's economic strategy could admit it had a certain intellectual 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.

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.

The downside is, inevitably, a certain loss of coherence.

However, it is important to note that at the same time a certain level of coherence exists concerning the MNA approach, e.g. with regard to the importance of biodegradation processes.