Sentence examples for coherence whole from inspiring English sources

Words he used, such as "coherence," "whole," "integration," and "complete," were intended to have meaning consistent with his pragmatic empiricism and did not by themselves indicate a commitment to idealism.

Thus, identity can be divided into the two higher order domains "subjective self" (focussing on continuity, "stable core", emotional access) and "definitory self" (focussing on coherence, "integrated whole", cognitive access).

"It gives a deep coherence to the whole tragic event," Dr. Kelly added.

This fragmentation of theology cast into doubt the coherence of the whole enterprise.

"We want to achieve greater coherence across the whole film sector and to strike a balance between cultural and commercial.

It lent coherence to her whole character, so that she could finally be her most humorous and disarming self.

What Dale loved was the ingenuity of Merce's choreography and the coherence of the whole in the patterns of the larger dances.

Still, these elements were offset in the work's episodic structure by brief stretches of arching melody that gave the whole coherence.

Mr. Rogerson has a gift for transitions, for moving us from moment to moment, section to section, while maintaining the coherence of the whole.

Or with her somewhat more intricate (or circular?) case that even the most embracingly inclusive empires eventually disintegrate because they lack "glue" — an overarching political identity to give coherence to the whole.

"The concept is that if the square root of 1percentt of the country's population is doing the transcendental meditation yogic flying program, we'll create coherence for the whole country," Mr. Johnson said.