Sentence examples for most coherently from inspiring English sources

This is a traditional liberal individualist objection to Marx and it is found most coherently expressed in Karl Popper's writings on totalitarianism and scientific falsifiability.

The most coherently narrative works of his career, the Dante drawings represent a crucial turning point: they translate from three to two dimensions the fusion of ready-made and manipulated material that so energized Mr. Rauschenberg's famous combines.

When Southampton threatened most coherently, particularly in a passage of play around the half-hour mark, they found a way to cling on, leaning on Kasper Schmeichel's agility or Danny Simpson's ability to recover.

But the themes of national identity and the meaning of security and liberty have been most coherently explored in the Captain America films, most notably the anti-surveillance state Captain America: The Winter Soldier, directed, like this film, by the Russo brothers and written by the Markus and McFeely duo.

Females responded most coherently to mild caloric reductions (20% CR and IF diets).

Habit may be most coherently defined as a cognitive-motivational process, conceptually distinct from behaviour.

The difficulty of the discrimination was varied parametrically from trial-to-trial by adjusting the percentage of dots in coherent motion: the task was easy if most of the dots moved coherently (e.g. 50% or 100% coherence), but became progressively more difficult as the coherence decreased.

Comparing the two ortholog groupings (KOG & OrthoMCL; top row), of the 78,329 sequences grouped by both methods, 90 95% are grouped coherently (right-most column), i.e. KOG and OrthoMCL groups are either identical or one is completely contained within the other.

The securest and most certain of truths may be coherently rejected, given that the rules underlying them have changed appropriately.

We tried to interview a bunch of the MCs, but most were too stoned to speak coherently.

Like our days, chapters are rarely coherently memorable (Can even the most dedicated readers recollect a particular chapter of "Middlemarch" or "War and Peace"?), but are fractured, interrupted installments.