Sentence examples for coherent text from inspiring English sources

Other writers have noted that the connection between propositions creates local coherence, but it creates a globally coherent text if information is also connected at the discourse level (Bamberg, 19831984; Lee, 2002; Van Dijk, 1980).

The writer of the Chinese novel builds up a coherent text with comparatively implicit ways of realizing coherence; while the translators create more explicit English target texts in the manifestation of coherence.

Since cohesive chains are taken as the basis of coherence, the interrelation of the logical and textual meanings can tell us how the cohesive devices and clauses make a coherent text, and how they are representative in distinguishing the coherence of a text.

His only consistent problem was that he had lost the ability to type coherent text messages on his phone.

"A coherent text is a designed object," he argues, and he shows contemporary writers – such as the New York Times obituarist Margalit Fox – in the act of accommodating the different demands of clarity, accuracy, concision, tone and cadence.

This is certainly, as Shattuck says, to "hypertrophize," and to risk dissolving a relatively coherent text to the point that a number of critics now claim there simply is no definitive version of the "Search".

The Sumerian archaic cuneiform script and the Egyptian hieroglyphs are generally considered to be the earliest writing systems, both emerging out of their ancestral proto-literate symbol systems from 3400 3200 BC with the earliest coherent texts from about 2600 BC.

The research questions stem from considering the complexities in incorporating an external voice and one's opinion in a coherent, clear text.

The oldest coherent Erromintxela text, a poem entitled Kama-goli, pubyished Basqueque writer Jon Mirande in a collection of Basque poetry, only dates to ca. 1960.

And yet it seemed that whatever form of inquiry they undertook, other subliminal, imaginary, fantasy and folk and fairy tale narratives seeped under efforts to produce rational, coherent academic texts.

Textual meanings refer to language that could be used to organize a coherent and meaningful text.