Sentence examples for seeming coherence from inspiring English sources

The first half of the novel jerks you from one character to another with no seeming coherence.

As long as our understanding of corruption is trapped in the seeming coherence of the source domain reasoning about winds triggering illnesses, it is difficult to reverse the causal direction embedded in the source domain, which preempts the question whether formalism, bureaucratism, hedonism, and extravagance are really symptoms rather than the actual causes of corruption.

Because so many incompatible systems seem coherent, moral skeptics deny that coherence alone is sufficient to make beliefs justified.

It seems that coherence considerations can override intuitions more easily than they can override perceptions.

Thus, poor central coherence seems to be the characteristic feature of AN patients while poor attention, rather than lack of central coherence, is the distinctive trait of BED patients.

(Though a footnote does worry briefly that "the logic of the square seems to suppose coherence in the texts it maps").

They worked hard for each other and their general coherence seemed to benefit from changes that introduced the eager Defoe alongside Rooney and, with the replacement of the suspended Jamie Carragher by Matthew Upson, gave the side a third naturally left-footed player to go with Ashley Cole and Gareth Barry.

The wide-scope interpretation of instrumental coherence seems unable to account for these asymmetries.

For the new love the one that seems to offer coherence, satisfaction, and release from shame may turn out to be just the old frustrating one in disguise.

The results show that turbulence from the wake is still noticeable 15 diameters from the turbine, lateral coherence in the near-wake is decreased relative to conventional models, but from 8 rotor diameters on, the lateral coherence seems unaffected by the wake.

Yet people's self-assessment of mental health and their sense of coherence seem to be closely linked.