Sentence examples for extraordinarily coherent from inspiring English sources
The way that "Inception" is understood and appreciated is something of a litmus test; it's an extraordinarily coherent fantasy that dramatizes the practical power of fantasy to influence, even to dominate, the material world.
His vision isn't "ersatz formalism disguising chaos," it's not formalist at all, it's quite substantive and physical; and — even if its subject is the eruption of chaos into an ordered universe — it's extraordinarily coherent.
His vision isn't "ersatz formalism disguising chaos," it's not formalist at all, it's quite substantive and physical; and even if its subject is the eruption of chaos into an ordered universe it's extraordinarily coherent.
In conclusion, we have successfully developed a novel approach to fabricate extraordinarily coherent and self-organized MnGe nanodot arrays embedded in the Ge and GaAs matrixes by low-temperature MBE.
Whether such style or coherence suffices is a vexed interpretive question, since it is not entirely clear that the formal criterion of style or unity is available only to Goethes and Beethovens: did not Kant, that "catastrophic spider" as Nietzsche unflatteringly calls him (A 11), exhibit an extraordinarily coherent style of creative productivity over many years?
Not so; or not, at any rate, in Huddersfield, where an extraordinarily strong and coherent opposition to the "great" war emerges from Pearce's explorations in archives ranging from his own university of Leeds to the Public Record Office in Kew.
By definition, only a few can be extraordinarily successful, and city leaders need to communicate a coherent message to those "elites" about how important they are to your city's future, that you need them there and will work to make it attractive.
I was extraordinarily fortunate.
