Sentence examples for find coherence from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to find coherence.

All conspiracies are the same taut story of men who find coherence in some criminal act".

They have to work for their laughs, and to find coherence as an ensemble.

There is every reason to believe that Mr. Margulies's knowing grasp of the intrinsic complexity and contradictions of human beings, and their ceaseless search to clear out the muddle and find coherence, will resonate for a very long time.

"There's not an umbrella organization, and there's no central staff, and that's one of the difficulties of trying to find coherence from year to year or issue to issue," Mr. Van Schoik said.

On one hand, the emerging projects must be well-rooted within a spatial development framework in order to find coherence and validation (Oosterlynck et al. 2011).

These divergent lethal forces had found coherence in a single audacious plot.

"Cat's-Paw," a play by Mac Wellman from 1995 now at the SoHo Rep, nearly finds coherence as a conventional narrative, which doesn't mean it fails to.

Not unlike Marcel Proust's "In Search of Lost Time", the first instalments of which were published in 1913, his narrative finds coherence in the unremarkable.

The show finds coherence in works that range from minimalist sculpture, charged with cryptic emotions, from the nineteen-seventies, to recent hilarious assemblages, featuring plastic toys and gussied-up mannequins, which secrete a steely aesthetic discipline.

With bold originality, Boyle finds coherence in Goethe's bewilderingly protean life by placing it in the context of two revolutions: the one in France, and the Kantian revolution in philosophy, which Germans greeted as a corrective to politics abroad.