Sentence examples for look coherent from inspiring English sources

Fashion doesn't have much of a past now that everything is instant, and don't expect clothes to look coherent or a designer to have a consistent style.

Defining the style of a typeface is only part of the design process; another is the organizational feat of ensuring that everything looks coherent.

France only looked coherent when Parra came on and Saint-André will be slaughtered, I would have thought, for not starting with him.

The new Army structure - on paper at least - looks coherent.

The British government's environmental policies are wildly contradictory, but they look almost coherent by comparison to Germany's.

Subject choices that seemed arbitrary in the smaller exhibition look more coherent here, part of a programmatic redemption of surfaces marginalized, forgotten or so ordinary as to seem invisible.

It aims to stand out, aesthetically, formally, as a foreground building, not another background one: to anchor the urban hodgepodge around it and make the area look more coherent, which in this case entails not echoing its context but redefining it.

This relationship with aquatic systems makes it an interesting candidate to look for coherent patterns with environmental parameters like rainfall and changes in large climatic drivers such as the El Niño-Southern Niño-SouthernENSOscillation

With Rooney less isolated they also looked more coherent.

The 'leave' campaign in the UK is hopelessly split while the 'stay in' campaign looks pretty coherent – it's all coming together for him.

But a more diverse group looks surprisingly coherent stylistically in both Ms. Molnar's "Six Fold Illuminate" and Mr. Wheeldon's "Commedia".