The people involved seemed so far from composing any coherent expression of their grievances that one suspected coherence itself was what they opposed.
"He wasn't — he was just — " I was too outraged to form a coherent expression of my anger.
From a patchwork of eccentric collections, it has become a beautifully coherent expression of the newest ideas about how we look at art.
Clusters of genes with coherent expression patterns in cultured cells and in the breast tumors samples could be related to specific features of biological variation among the samples.
He was stirred by the ideas of Sigmund Freud, which were then just emerging in France, such as the concept of hysteria as a coherent expression of repressed trauma.
A glaring example is the new politics of England and Englishness, which is as much bound up with class as it is with place, and has so far simmered away without finding a coherent expression.
When Her Majesty's Opposition resembles a rather sad offshoot of the Ku Klux Klan under the leadership of a risible Wizard, is it any surprise that the public looks to satirists for a coherent expression of dissent?
And all the while within myself there struggled for coherent expression the sensations of one who has seen (and heard) miracles.
A different mode of thinking about civil society, which found its most coherent expression in 19th-century German thought, separated civil society from state in both ethical and analytical terms and regarded the two as separable and perhaps as opposites.
There is an important question that would need to be looked into: "How to define a coherent expression of Geometrical Product Specification during the tolerancing process along life cycle?".
This was clearly a "change election" — or, to hear it from French voters, a race in which they'd been presented with a dog's dinner of choices, leaving them so enraged that they could hardly see straight, much less render their vote a coherent expression of their fears and aspirations.
