Sentence examples for some sort of coherent from inspiring English sources

Then we reverse-engineered some sort of coherent act into existence.

Other cities would look at the question of increasing development around railway stations and aim for some sort of coherent plan for achieving it.

This book disabuses us of any sense that there was, in relation to Iraq, some sort of coherent long-term plan.

Desiree has summed up her view of the purposeful life: "A chance to turn back, to find some sort of coherent existence after so many years of muddle".

A networking site where you can pay to personalize, while still engaging some sort of coherent social space – not the screaming dark boom of the late days of MySpace – would have its appeal.

Roy will have a good few years to impose some sort of coherent plan, ideally cribbing everything he can out out of Jogi Low's secret notebook, amalgamating the P League FA and Football League into on non-profit driven body, imposing a proper academy structure, reducing ticket prices, bringing back sensible terraces, outlawing billionaire cash-overload and banning tattoo-sleeves.

If media organisations had been developing APIs in some sort of collective or at least coherent way over the last several years then they would be in a much stronger negotiating position.

What's sorely lacking, however, is any sort of coherent vision for the future.

"I don't think this can substitute for the sort of coherent narrative and analysis only books can provide," he said.

Long before it had any sort of coherent cultural or historical identity, whiteness in America was a broad, loosely defined political category, which is precisely why so many scholars knocked themselves out trying to fill in the details.

Indiana said that writers of his and Adler's generation have been "Balkanised in terms of any sort of coherent [career] trajectory … I think my generation is among the first in America that led many lives in succession," he noted.