Sentence examples for coherent subject from inspiring English sources
Rather than the continuity of linear narrative, with the coherent subject which that implies, Conrad offers something closer to sets of pictures that the reader must make sense of in collaboration with the writer.
He seems to have understood picturing as a collaborative process between the artist's hand and the beholder's eye, in which the former laid down suggestive elements and the imaginative observer assembled them in his mind to make a coherent subject.
Among the exhibitors were the Spaniard Juan Gris and the Frenchman Fernand Léger, who in their subsequent work were both concerned with combining the basic scheme of Synthetic Cubism with the renewed sense of a coherent subject.
The critic Richard Gilman said of the book: "In 'Armies of the Night,' the rough force of Mailer's imagination, his brilliant wayward gifts of observation, his ravishing if often calculated honesty and his chutzpah all flourish on the steady ground of a newly coherent subject and theme".
This time, Gore explained, he had a coherent theme: the Bush Administration had subjected the American people to a consistent pattern of "false impressions".
Many of the fugue subjects are rather odd: more like a collection of elemental musical ideas than a coherent theme.
If Palin sounds coherent about one subject, people will impute similar coherence to her other answers, assuming they were not listening closely enough to what is actually gibberish.
In fact Mappæ Clavicula was originally a coherent work, its subjects arranged in reasoned order: according to its critical edition ([38], p. 41), the text units of Mappæ are organised, with some exception, in order of metal from precious to cheap.
Words draw out words: one can always write a banal, elegant, heartfelt, amusing coherent page on any subject, low or high, simple or complex, frivolous or fundamental.
"There is an absence of a clear, coherent debate around this subject in this country and it's a very big issue that will only become more frequent the more technologically dependent we become".
