Sentence examples for coherent idea from inspiring English sources
These protesters, however, have no coherent idea what they're after.
IT WAS never a very coherent idea and it is becoming a damaging one.
I'm not really sure who the last person was who did have a coherent idea of the future.
In some ways, Karzai's interview conveys a coherent idea of what he thinks the American role in Afghanistan should be.
That the film possesses unusual aesthetic force strikes me as undeniable, but its power does not seem to be tethered to any coherent idea or narrative logic.
After nearly a decade of scrapping with the Taliban, no end is in sight; nor is any coherent idea of what a satisfactory end might resemble.
But it is not impossible to produce coherent ideas.
That common burst of subterfuge means an election campaign poor in meaningful, coherent ideas.
Under Abacha, who had no coherent ideas about economics but was able to rule by fiat, policy twirled like a weathervane.
While more popular among the poor than the arrogant and aloof Mr. Mbeki, he has offered few coherent ideas for addressing their economic plight.
It is Champagne who has delivered the most coherent ideas, despite his previous closeness to Blatter, and the reserved Prince Ali who has appeared the most likely reformist and has led public polls.
