Sentence examples for without a coherent from inspiring English sources

You can't win an election without a coherent message.

Without a coherent voice of resistance for the tribe, the bulldozers continue to clear trees.

However, many decisions have already been made without a coherent sense of direction or feasibility.

Ms. Chicago's project is not, after all, without a coherent and even audacious vision.

"Without a coherent intellectual framework they risk being blown all over the place," says one sympathiser.

Second, Chinese cities have welcomed migrants without a coherent plan to educate them.

But it cannot defeat this new Conservatism without offering a coherent alternative.

(And also, as it happens, a Chew.) The story moves in fits and starts, rushing over important matters and lingering over secondary ones without finding a coherent rhythm.

But, rather than go down this route, almost all of the Republicans continue to demand an outright repeal of the law, without giving a coherent explanation of what they would replace it with.

A glaring example is the new politics of England and Englishness, which is as much bound up with class as it is with place, and has so far simmered away without finding a coherent expression.

The result is a film that zigs and zags without telling a coherent story or arriving at a point of view on its fascinating subjects (fascinating to New York baseball fans, in any case).