Sentence examples for seamlessly coherent from inspiring English sources

Instead, he creates a musical fabric that becomes a seamlessly coherent dramatic and verbal experience.

It's also mesmerizing to watch, like listening to Girl Talk songs or watching Christian Marclay's "The Clock": the fun is in anticipating the breaks and in witnessing the fragments link up to form a larger — and, in this case, seamlessly coherent — whole.

A fictional narrative in the book follows a day worker who, in contrast to a world ponderously pursuing the ultimate particle, sees the larger truth of things seamlessly coherent across all of creation, personifying the principle that the path to truth is intellectual humility.

The trick is to try, hopefully relatively seamlessly, to integrate the keywords into a coherent line.

I can imagine some young man or woman developing an app that allows drivers to share information seamlessly, a first step to creating a coherent collection of people who have something in common.

Cissy moves seamlessly between past and present, real and imagined, coherent and loopy.

His method of seamlessly blending various philosophic texts together to form a coherent whole is perhaps unique to him.

Mr. Elkins's strength has always been his ability to rein these juxtapositions into a coherent whole and transmute his cascades of ideas into seamlessly phrased, musical, witty dance.

Seamlessly incorporating even the clunkiest sleep calculations and suggestions of previous reports into a coherent whole, these standards take residency training reform one important step further.

For all of this to be pulled together into a coherent customer experience these organisations need help from someone who can merge strategy, design and technology seamlessly and work with best content and partners.

Moreover, the present authors consider that it is important to support the fusion of technology and pedagogy to create a coherent ecosystem that provides "real-time and ongoing evidence of changes in knowledge, instilling skills which are seamlessly transferred to learners as they move from one learning context to another" (Chen et al. 2016, p. 1).