Sentence examples for surprisingly coherent from inspiring English sources

But, when I asked what he had learned, his response was surprisingly coherent.

The speech was a surprisingly coherent and measured response to the challenges at that time.

The result was surprisingly coherent, with phrases that popped out like memories of a dream.

Yet he reconciles all these contradictions with a philosophical clarity that, though highly maverick, is surprisingly coherent.

But a more diverse group looks surprisingly coherent stylistically in both Ms. Molnar's "Six Fold Illuminate" and Mr. Wheeldon's "Commedia".

Neural network modelling provides a surprisingly coherent perspective of the psychobiology of OCD, simulating both reduced cognitive disinhibition as well as neurotransmitter dysfunction.

Critics should admit that that third way arguments are sometimes surprisingly clear, consistent and internally coherent.

Unlike much of the soggy thinking peddled by too many anti-globalisers, "The Corporation" is a surprisingly rational and coherent attack on capitalism's most important institution.It begins with a potted history of the company's legal form in America, noting the key 19th-century legal innovation that led to treating companies as persons under law.

Exhibiting astonishing dexterity, Mr. Sono shapes all this trauma into a narrative that's completely coherent and surprisingly touching, never more so than in Yu's struggle toward sexual maturity.

Surprisingly, noncoherent plaid stimuli induced more synchronization than did coherent plaids.

Given Congress's surprisingly strong showing, many are anxious to see signs that its new coalition government will be more coherent and efficient than its previous one.