Sentence examples for somewhat coherent from inspiring English sources

"And the person we'll miss most is Peter Vallone, who molded this into a somewhat coherent, cohesive body," he said.

All large-scale groupings of voters risk oversimplification, but it is at least somewhat coherent to talk about, say, "the African American experience" in the United States.

Among the improvements, there is now a somewhat coherent explanation for why Batman is tediously tracking down a bunch of stuff locked away behind puzzles devised by the Riddler.

During an extended jam and after an extended, somewhat coherent intro ("So much talent it's running out his ears"), Brown calls Jackson out of the audience for some dancing and singing, which basically licenses Jackson to do his best James Brown imitation — which is, by the way, very good.

The V/UV segmentation is compliant with the expectation of somewhat "coherent" LSF trajectories on a given long-term section.

She'll write a book someday, but for now, she channels her thoughts and ramblings into (somewhat coherent) blog posts.

Although it is somewhat more coherent and less complex than the other parties' plans it applies to many more people".

"Evangelicalism is becoming somewhat less coherent as a movement or as an identity," said Christian Smith, a sociology professor at the University of Notre Dame.

In an interview a few weeks after the election, Allende — a man of great candor and consistency in his political positions over the years — made this duality seem somewhat more coherent.

The plot -- involving political struggles, near-human robots and a pair of Japanese detectives -- is as elaborate as the landscape, and somewhat less coherent, but the director's visual artistry is so sublime, witty and strange that you accept even his most extravagant contrivances as if they were natural occurrences (Scott).

In accordance with [17] the slow twitch modules tend to be somewhat less coherent although MYL2, TNNT1, MYBPC1, TPM2 and MB were clustered.