Sentence examples for coherent passage from inspiring English sources

The Congressional Budget Office estimated that the toddler's scrawl would add one trillion dollars to the budget deficit and result in ten million Americans losing their homes, but said that the scribbles were the most coherent passage in the bill.

"And", "but" and "so" are indispensable in linking individual sentences into a coherent passage, and they may be used to begin a sentence whenever the clauses being connected are too long or complicated to fit comfortably into a single megasentence.

Not too many floating voters among the 77,576 would have been swayed by the scoreless first 25 minutes, for all the close-quarter work of the likes of Clifford, Marler et al. We had to wait till the 25th minute for the first properly coherent passage.

Trump's campaign manager said that the billionaire's writers had scrubbed the tirade of any marginally coherent passages that might prove tempting.

His campaign manager said that the billionaire's writers had scrubbed the tirade of any marginally coherent passages that might prove tempting.

Paul Manafort, Trump's campaign manager, said that, right until the hour the candidate took the stage, the billionaire's writing team was scrubbing the speech of any marginally coherent passages that might prove tempting to plagiarists.

Estimates vary, but how much of what remains of the "Last Supper" was actually painted by Leonardo is around half if you add up every scattered brush mark that can be plausibly attributed to him or his helpers and about 20% or less if you count simply large, coherent passages of painting.

We give each other the same writing assignment and come back to edit it into a coherent, melded passage.

The bombast more or less fits the message, best summarized here: We are alive in amazing times Delicate hearts, diabolical minds Revelations, hatred, love and war And more and more and more and more No, it's not the most coherent or nimble passage of Mos Def's career.

A Raman free-electron laser (FEL) produces coherent radiation by passage of a cold intense relativistic electron beam through a wiggler magnetic field which is spatially periodic along the beam axis.

The Stark effect can be used as well to assist the adiabatic passage of coherent superposition of rotational states.