Sentence examples for coherent meaning from inspiring English sources

There doesn't need to be a coherent meaning there.

Real life is more about serial whooshes than coherent meaning.

At no point allow any serious element of coherent meaning to emerge.

We continually edit our own lives into a narrative that will give it a coherent meaning: without this, we're lost.

When she asks, "What can be learned from a dying baby?," the question contains a kind of shudder at the idea that one might try to find any coherent meaning in the experience of watching a child fade.

"Orange, Hat & Grace" seems to be straining to say something about the enduring human need to connect in a shriveling world, but any coherent meaning is lost in a weird miasma of cheap comedy, bogus lyricism and pointless obscurity.

Near the end of the journey, chronicling Sunni car bombers in Iraq, he talks sorrowfully of Muslims killing Muslims, and he concludes that suicide bombing has lost any coherent political meaning and has taken on an irresistible life of its own as a glamorous cult.

This protocol assumes use of coherent detection, meaning that a perfect channel estimation is available at the destination.

A laser is a device that transforms energy into coherent light, meaning the light waves are perfectly aligned with one another.

Our results suggest the SSIM approach can quickly infer gene modules with coherent biological meaning and thereby accelerate systems biology studies in complex diseases.

It is extremely coherent in its meaning.