Sentence examples for more coherent in from inspiring English sources

It began to seem more premeditated, more coherent in its fabric and less delusional".

Doing these things, they felt, would make the disease more coherent in their lives.

One of the premises of reconstructions is that ballets were necessarily more coherent in their original form.

Those critics and audiences who insist on finding something more coherent in his work need look no further than the Christian principles that guide his vision.

"Achterland" is the sequel to "Stella," and it is the better piece, more coherent in its juxtaposition of disparate elements and exhibiting an astonishing range of dynamic movement.

"Never has anything grander and simpler and more coherent in all its parts come from the hands of men," Antoine Lavoisier, the celebrated chemist, declared in 1793.

The scarcity and inconsistency of the evidence call for a more coherent and in-depth investigation of the effects of integrated care arrangements on the informal caregiver.

Although the designers have presented a more coherent vision in recent years and in 2009 introduced a successful handbag style (the P.S. 1) that expanded their reach into the lucrative accessories market, there are still a number of product categories that could be developed, like jeans.

Its strategy in the former seems far more coherent than in the latter, relying as it does on the presence of trusted allies on the ground, namely the Iraqi army it built and the Kurds to whom it granted self-rule to as Iraq fell apart following the 2003 invasion.

The new church cut across ethnic lines and was designed to give Lutherans a more coherent voice in ecumenical discussions with other Christian churches in the United States.

Optimists will argue that the stage is set for a sharp recovery in Asia's third-biggest economy if the country elects a more coherent government, in elections due by May.First, consider the data.