Sentence examples for some sort of coherence from inspiring English sources

To start with, for their government to stop shelling its own cities; and, to make that happen, some sort of coherence on the part of the international community.

It seems from this episode that the Republicans have the better tactics but the Democrats potentially the stronger strategy, if they manage to conjure some sort of coherence and indeed enthusiasm.

So for the narrator to finally have his name on the page in the last story when things seem to be settling into some sort of coherence made structural sense in the end.

And it's because they've been forced to pull up stakes so often that Lena, desperate to give her hard experiences some sort of coherence, struggles to retrace their steps in her mind.

This striking observation shows that the process of elongation is not accompanied by random cell mixing along the DV axis, but respects some sort of coherence.

Essentially, you are trying to make sense of the object of study and bring to light some sort of underlying coherence.[27].[27]

"It seemed frustrating for the actors, and was so far from having any sort of coherence or sense.

The selection is thus not random enough to be charmingly eccentric but too random to have any sort of coherence.

Cricket must reinstate that sort of coherence in its schedule if it is to stay as close to the national heartbeat as it claims to want to be.

The miscellaneous, somewhat scattered aspect of Ms. Yeazell's book does not allow this sort of coherence, but that may have been part of the point.

Yet part of the problem is ABC doesn't seem to have any sort of coherence – if you look at CBS and Fox, their shows aren't always the most interesting but they know their audience.