Sentence examples for seems coherent from inspiring English sources

Are there dancegoers to whom the MoMA exhibition seems coherent?

So far, about two-thirds of the way through, the story of a clever girl seems coherent.

A consequence of this and it is something many Indians are painfully aware of is that Indian policy often appears fragile, contradictory and self-defeating, whereas China's seems coherent, single-minded and effective.

Asked how old she was when she married, she produces a jumble that seems coherent only to her: "Oh, it was a year after this because I was, had been doing the other things you see, what you could see there.

Access to the contact list and the location seems coherent.

This approach seems coherent and in some ways attractive, though it has not found many defenders in the literature.

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

Authority had to seem coherent.

How could you possibly make such a tsunami of material seem coherent?

At the time, the civil rights movement didn't seem coherent.

But the question might be asked differently: Will the tradition of art post-Cezanne still seem coherent in a century?