Sentence examples for the more coherent from inspiring English sources

Coherence is a relation between bits of evidence: the more coherent the evidence for a proposition, the more the evidence justifies believing it.

But after the resumption it quickly became clear that Nigeria were still the more coherent unit.

She concluded one of the more coherent speeches with a rallying cry: " Ladies, disregard your limits".

Mr Gore, with ten facts to support every argument, hammered home his claim to have the more coherent policy platform.

The three, with "Fool for Love" (recently revived at the McCarter Theater in Princeton, N.J)., are among the more coherent works by Mr. Shepard.

(Some audiophiles will argue for the superiority — the more coherent feel — of mono sound, in which the channels aren't separated out at all).

Stranger still, even as the ideology became crisper and the movement more coherent, the lost name was not replaced by any common alternative.

We hope that by displaying all replies to a comment in chronological order we will keep the thread of the conversation more coherent.

The council was meant to make the opposition more coherent and transparent.

The more students have learned about a topic, the richer, more coherent, and more detailed this particular network would be (Glaser and Bassok 1989).

Doing these things, they felt, would make the disease more coherent in their lives.