Sentence examples for reasonably coherent from inspiring English sources

The person you were before children (the one who could pull all-nighters to get the report in on time and could then turn up to work reasonably coherent) is no longer there (and with good reason); the person you are now is one whose day is determined by the pull of the needs and demands of children.

A reasonably coherent and consistent account has emerged of what led Gaddafi to the moment of capture.

By launching Jezebel, we came to the conclusion that women's market is reasonably coherent and very profitable.

Along the way, however, he constructed an entire personality, an elaborate culture, and even a reasonably coherent language.

Mr. Volcker said he expected Congressional negotiations to produce a "reasonably coherent" legislative package within about two weeks.

This approach aims for a kind of objectivity, with participants expected to respond in reasonably coherent and consistent ways to the same sample.

Relational egalitarian arguments can, by contrast, make sense of our pro-democratic commitments in a reasonably straightforward and coherent way – or so its proponents hope.

Instead of collaborating with a professional artist – the smart route – I took the other route, challenging myself finally to try to finish something coherent and reasonably tidy.

"It's not possible to deliver, on a global scale in all cultures and age groups, a coherent and reasonably assured experience," said Vinton G. Cerf, a board member who is widely credited with helping found the Internet.

Overall, the indices suggest a reasonably well fitting model coherent with the quoted literature.

But when mainstream critics think of American culture, and The Great American Novel, they generally do think of something coherent and reasonably homogenous.