Sentence examples for coherent description from inspiring English sources

No coherent description of such a religion can be constructed from historical evidence.

A compelling personal statement at the top of a CV that brings all this experience into a coherent description of you and your career aspirations, often works well.

So take a step back and evaluate the role from an outsider's perspective to ensure that you provide a coherent description that will be understood by recruiters and hiring managers.

He then proceeded to discourage anyone who hoped for a coherent description of Plan B: "Plan B: I call it 'TheCainSolutions.com.'" "Plan B is that I will continue to be a force for the people".

Centring on a byelection, Edgar's play reflects the 1970s rise of the National Front and was praised in the Guardian's review as "a coherent description of potential political Armageddon", although the columnist Peter Jenkins denounced its parallels between Britain's far-night and nazism as "dishonest".

His creative breakthrough came with Destiny in 1976, a mature and subtle treatise on British racism, which the Guardian lauded as "a coherent description of potential political Armageddon", followed by Maydays and That Summer, where the political message was finely balanced by powerful characterisation and a wealth of humour.

Since E.M.D.R. therapy does not require that the client provide coherent descriptions of the traumatic event, it is highly amenable for those with Asperger's syndrome and other forms of autism spectrum disorder, as well as those with intellectual disabilities.

John Kerry's critique of President Bush's Iraq policy, his description of the status of American forces there and your Sept. 21 editorial about his speech ("Talking Sense, at Last, on Iraq") are coherent descriptions of a reality that everyone except the Bush administration concedes (your front-page article notes that Karl Rove "seemed gleeful at the engagement").

A comprehensive definition, which covers many characteristics proposed by others, is the one of [34]: Scenarios are consistent and coherent descriptions of alternative hypothetical futures that reflect different perspectives on past, present, and future developments, which can serve as the basis for action.

Scenarios are coherent descriptions of alternative hypothetical futures that reflect different perspectives on past, present and future developments, which can serve as a basis for action (Van Notten, 2005).

The models provide unified and coherent descriptions of these processes within the type strain, eliminating previous ambiguity caused by models built from analyses of multiple and divergent strains of this microorganism.