Sentence examples for impression of coherence from inspiring English sources
Even where the appearance of spontaneity is conveyed by the performance, we should have the impression of coherence, and completeness.
Such eccentricities as the apparently arbitrary banning of ketchup are survivable when a team is winning or at least giving the impression of coherence.
What we call a "view" is a landscape or townscape that pleases the eye, because it has something harmonious, inspiring or exciting about it, and also an underlying impression of coherence.
Change deafness, like a similar finding in the visual literature, change blindness, demonstrates that, despite a subjective impression of coherence and completeness, perceptual experience is incomplete and can be inaccurate.
My immediate impression is of coherence.
If a piece of writing feels like a unit, it lends its argument an impression, however spurious, of coherence.
And yet the show's childlike understanding of the world — its loose impressions and lack of coherence — strangely works to its advantage, when considered alongside much contemporary political theater, mainstream and experimental.
In Hollywood brawls, digitally abetted staccato edits and shaky, off-center perspectives increasingly create a visceral impression of tumult at the expense of coherence (as in the Bourne and Batman movies).
I am not, however, particularly troubled by the many unexplained details or even the lapses of coherence, which, paradoxically, can even add to the impression of realism.
I drank past the point of coherence.
