Sentence examples for making a coherent from inspiring English sources

As Eric Hobsbawm drily observed, "Imagine Estelle Morris singing, or Mick Jagger making a coherent political speech".

"That's not usually a clarion call, but in the absence of anybody making a coherent case against his management of the fiscal nightmare, it may be enough".

This is not to say that Bieber is incapable of making a coherent and meaningful record in this phase of his career.

Huston was bent on making a coherent narrative out of one small battle, and the actual film shot during the fighting was not sufficient.

But France and Germany also have important disagreements on policy toward Russia, China and Iran, making a coherent European foreign policy increasingly difficult to discern on an array of critical issues.

In 12 minutes he explained to Terry why he couldn't countenance a captain who had caused such appalling damage to his objective of making a coherent, single-minded team.

We've made a coherent argument for it.

I was trying to make a coherent exhibition.

In these pieces, the idea is that remembered experiences and everyday reality makes a coherent narrative.

When asked why they support the UK, many people struggle to make a coherent case.

She has, she says, updated the original essays, and put them in an order she thinks makes a coherent whole.