Sentence examples for some coherent from inspiring English sources

He views the book mostly as a way to put his designs into some coherent order.

That's not relevant to the previous sentiment, but I don't stack my points in some coherent, logical order.

"They know that if they could come up with some coherent response, there is a market for that politically".

For these books to have any meaning, they must together convey some coherent message or set of ideas.

He inherited a capable economy minister in Roberto Lavagna, who had put in place some coherent policies.

People who have acts and actions that add up to some coherent plan or even to an evil scheme tend to have an ideology.

Perhaps there will be some more coherent cries of conscience before we're done.

"It's impossible to integrate this material into some rational coherent explanation, which is very unlike Catholicism".

The stories that persist do so because, as we have cleaned them up, they generally offer some morally coherent lesson for us: Noah teaches about obedience, God's might, and God's mercy.

Is the justification that is given for teaching Economics in some schools coherent and convincing?

While the debate over which of the current game consoles is the best, the opinions of the masses make their way online, some more coherent than others.