But the movie they made was certainly more coherent than the last few Pirates movies and those made $1 billion each so why this suffered so is beyond me.
It is certainly an attractively coherent theory.
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.
Even if Gloucester shaded matters at the line-out, their opponents were the more imaginative and certainly the more coherent when they moved the ball, a situation reflected by their scoring two tries in that period to Gloucester's none.
Ajami is an entertaining and suspenseful crime film whose structure and storyline reminded me (and other reviewers) of Pulp Fiction as well as of Crash (expect therefore many surprising twists and turns) and is not a political film per se; it certainly lacks a coherent political message and it refrains from even trying to romanticize any of the tribal communities "represented" in the film.
Moreover, we need to train young scientists to be able to communicate their exciting findings in a language that is much more accessible to all reasonably educated lay persons and certainly much more coherent than the secret codes and TLAs currently used.
This is almost certainly because of a coherent, effective policy on diet, implemented by the Labour government following decades of opposition from the food industry.
There seems to be a growing expectation that any vaguely coherent Muslim, certainly if they enter professional or public life, needs to take sides, make their position clear, constantly trim their views to incorporate the necessary ritual condemnation of extremists.
Chalmers too, reactivating the idea, finds the conceivability of zombies 'obvious': he remarks that 'it certainly seems that a coherent situation is described; I can discern no contradiction in the description' (1996, p. 96).
And they certainly can't develop a coherent regional policy.
