Sentence examples for should coherently from inspiring English sources

"All I believe, and therefore all I teach – which is why I don't need a book any longer than this, though I could talk a very long night on the placing of 'the' – is that the form and tone and pitch of any poem should coherently express the presence of a human creature".

To produce long-lasting effects one should, coherently and co-ordinately, evaluate selected policies accounting for the pre-existing city planning framework.

Accordingly, a potentiation of synaptic transmission in motor cortex, induced using an appropriately timed magnetic stimulation during the wake period, should coherently affect SWA in specific cortical circuits during subsequent sleep.

The results show the interface reaction between TiC and B4C can react into TiB2 and C. When the deposited B4C layer thickness is less than 0.5 nm, the multilayer will transit into TiCx/TiB2 type film in which TiCx and TiB2 should grow coherently with each other, and the film attains the highest hardness of 40.1GPa.

This theory proposes that widely distributed brain regions, especially frontoparietal associative cortices, should work coherently.

In this study, we developed a simple model and predicted that 1) leukocyte-specific transcripts (including both protein-coding transcripts and microRNAs) should be coherently overexpressed in myositis muscle and 2) the level of over-expression of these transcripts should be correlated with leukocyte infiltration.

In particular, funding arrangements should be designed more comprehensively and coherently to support the translation of ideas into practice [ 4].

When the clip rolled, the Kimmel audience burst into laughter at the mere sight of the man, who throughout the interview, wrestled with his unruly mane, slowing putting it into a ponytail, as he sputtered to reporters, unable to coherently make the case for why he shouldn't leave his parents' home.

No. Chaos looms; the rebellion is coherently against something, and not coherently for anything.

'Yesterday Bush failed to coherently defend his tax plan.

What would happen when he could no longer coherently articulate his annoyance or anger?