Sentence examples for merely coherent from inspiring English sources

An option that had appeared to many in the aviation industry as a mistimed April Fool has been studied by the experts at the Department for Transport and judged not merely coherent but worthy of being a front-runner.

The disintegration of the Republicans is not to be lamented merely because one coherent ideology, and one source of energy, has disappeared from American politics.

He was only intermittently coherent.

Another response suggests that, in the end, Descartes was not aiming at metaphysical certainty concerning a mind-independent world but was merely seeking an internally coherent set of beliefs (Frankfurt 1965).

On the other hand if CFFT changes merely from exposure to coherent motion-direction stimuli then CFFT increases should occur.

Yet it is certainly not a position that Darwin would recognize--and not merely because he lacked a coherent theory of the units of inheritance.

But they made coherent arguments.

Coherent but not connecting".

The senator's aides billed his remarks, in a speech and question-and-answer session here, as the start of a bid to portray his ticket's platform as a coherent vision rather than merely a string of disconnected proposals.

In 1996 CMJ New Music Monthly wrote: "His Red Headed Stranger was the Sgt. Pepper's of country music, the first record to follow a coherent theme instead of merely compiling radio singles".

Perhaps a violation of a requirement of instrumental coherence is merely an indicator that an agent is not functioning well in the exercise of her rational capacities, where this evaluation doesn't entail that she ought, or has reason, to be instrumentally coherent on any particular occasion (see Raz 2005a,b).