Sentence examples for coalesced making from inspiring English sources

Immediately alarming is the use of the word "coalesced", making women sound more like large lakes than people.

The Jets all season have coalesced to make an interesting run, a spirited run and, most of all, a united one.

It was like a poem, full of unconnected imagery that in the end coalesced to make an improbable sense.

Lahr saw it as "a series of haunting notions where the past, present and the surreal coexisted but never coalesced to make a coherent whole.

For Mr. Wedge, the toughest part of the process was dealing with the script he had inherited from Fox. "It was difficult getting the ideas to coalesce and making the story play in the amount of time we had to do it," he said.

The individual visions coalesce into making an amazing body of work".

"If 90% of our population had the idea of empathy instilled in them at a young age, [if] they knew to treat people the way they want others to treat them, then you prevent the other 10% of people from coalescing and making things worse for everyone else," Kluwe said.

However, new figures released by the company suggest plans may be coalescing, with Apple making at least $3m a day from TV and movie sales.

The system probably formed through a disruptive collision of two asteroids; the fragments came together to make Sylvia, and other debris coalesced to form the two moonlets.

The snap of dialogue, the crossed glance, the coarse texture of fabric and feather, wood, and leather all coalesce to make these some of the brightest and best characters I've encountered in a long while.

A variety of ethical concerns coalesce to make housing-related health hazard research particularly challenging.