Sentence examples for word coherent from inspiring English sources

The problem is that word "coherent".

2. Each word coherent and audible.

Nevertheless, the standard reductionist answer has one basic merit: it is, in a word, internally coherent.

As consumers become increasingly interested in supporting mission-driven companies, many look for ones with, in Blumenthal's words, a "coherent and authentic narrative".

The biggest surprise of the admissions season and the breathless yearlong build-up that preceded it has been my sudden ability to string words into coherent sentences.

Forming your words into coherent sentences capable of conveying the purpose and direction of your research, to a committee that may (or may not) have read your proposal, is possible.

The result -- more empty words than coherent action.

There is a peculiar phenomenon in some people who have a stroke and lose their ability to produce words and coherent language, called aphasia.

"All that said," Magistrale points out, there is "a lot of poetry that Jim Morrison wrote that is shit, pap stuff he wrote when he was drunk, high on drugs, not capable of putting words into coherent sentences, much less rendering it poetically".

In other words, small coherent modules combine to form larger and less coherent modules in a hierarchical fashion.

The N400 is larger for senseless materials (e.g. meaningless pseudowords, semantically incoherent text) than for matched meaningful language (common words or coherent text) and is elicited under conditions where subjects are attending to the input (Kutas & Hillyard, 1980; Barber & Kutas, 2007).