Sentence examples for coherent imagine from inspiring English sources
If Amazon's website was more aesthetically pleasing, vibrant, or visually coherent — imagine the increase in sales they would see because users start spending more time on their site.
Going back to my days in Scowcroft's seminar, I have taken it as an article of faith that a novel fully transports us only when it presents a coherent imagined world.
Many philosophers think that it is perfectly coherent to imagine that all of the people one encounters are actually "zombies" who behave and perhaps even think in the manner of a computer but do not have any conscious mental states.
Because the narrative vacillates between these two modes, it never really gives the reader the sense of being thoroughly immersed in a coherent, fully imagined universe with rules and an inevitability of its own.
So he has all the qualities Judith Arron, the executive and artistic director of Carnegie Hall until her death in 1998, was looking for when she set about inviting a few musicians to imagine coherent sequences of concerts that they and others would give at the hall around the time of the new millennium.
There is a memorial Fisheror his family here.
"Are you painting yourself into a corner on Culture technology?" wondered a reader who suggested the increasing need for explanation put a strain on the author's ability to imagine a coherent technology for this super-advanced civilisation.
Therefore, just as with previous amnesic patients (e.g., [ 10]), these new patients were also unable to imagine spatially coherent scenes.
Here we show that seven patients with selective bilateral hippocampal damage and amnesia, who cannot imagine spatially coherent scenes, displayed attenuated levels of boundary extension on three separate measures.
These predominantly young, high-functioning patients had a selective and severe episodic memory impairment (see Table S1) and a significant deficit in the ability to imagine spatially coherent scenes.
Cissy moves seamlessly between past and present, real and imagined, coherent and loopy.
