Sentence examples for real coherence from inspiring English sources

The elements of the poems are trustworthy, and you feel there's a real coherence in the sensibility that's transmitting them to you.

The show peters out in a parade of examples, a checklist of single works hung cheek by jowl with no real coherence.

Rather than two, there are now four screaming, squabbling, boozed-up blue-collar brothers having at one another, as they re-enact childhood traumas that the film fails to delineate with any real coherence.

Now, this might push us into a situation akin to what Simon Kuznets found himself in when he was formulating ways to measure the national economy — confronting all sorts of data but no real coherence.

Oh, he supposed he knew that humans were "complicated," that they clung to exteriors, that they instinctively turned away from the illustrations in "Gray's Anatomy," which offered factual information about their inner selves; why did people have no interest in the real coherence of their inner workings, the rhythms of the muscles, the — all right — poetry of the vascular system?

"I think that designs with a real coherence are the result of developing form, material, and color in unison.

In Evan Yionouli's showy staging, Mr. Walker's contrived effects -- neon lights, canned laughter, punk rock -- make a muddle out of a stab at dramatic, if not real-life, coherence.

"Without great coherence or real ambition, this plan seems above all to symbolize the hesitations of the government," Le Monde editorialized.

There is a real requirement for coherence on data policy and education on data ownership so we believe the CDO is a good thing".

From both positions there was only one step to the doctrine of a "double truth"—a step that in fact was taken in the 14th century by the nominalist William of Ockham, to whom singular facts alone were "real" and their coherence was not.

Although a modest two-phase project to restore the plaza's New Deal landscape and pergolas is nearly complete, the upgrades won't give the space any real sense of coherence.