Frasi con coherent (in inglese)
- She was never quite coherent.
- So much for coherent thinking.
- Beagle coherent at the moment?
- Put that way, it was a coherent case.
- In fact, I felt completely coherent.
- Coherent shapes were forming as the.
- He’s coherent, logical, well spoken.
- By Guam, Parker was sober and coherent.
- Now let the words form in coherent order.
- How could he be so hot and still coherent?
- These three fetters are in a coherent series.
- Of course, I’m coherent to speak to him.
- It wasn’t a coherent comment, but it served.
- In contrast, a coherent philosophy empowers you.
- There was no coherent way to bolt them together.
- Good, at least the kid is coherent and can function.
- She was too shocked to even form a coherent thought.
- The rationale for a coherent strategy is that each.
- Call the police, she mumbled, barely coherent.
- It was the only coherent thought I had at the moment.
- When she came to and was coherent again, she was of-.
- You would send a coherent sentence; one which meant.
- Or, more accurately, holding on to a coherent world-view.
- I could not manage to get a coherent sentence out of her.
- Stacey, though coherent, still wasn’t feeling any better.
- Those were the first coherent words the patient had uttered.
- It is a powerful thing to have a coherent philosophy of life.
- It's a little hard to breathe, but I'm barely coherent anyway.
- I just shook my head still not able to form any coherent words.
- Beauty, is coherent with the first and the second theorems (see A.
- She was coherent enough to pass on their address and phone number.
- They all attempt to tell their tale as one and nothing is coherent.
- Are you coherent enough to talk to me? He was in the process.
- We have been focusing on the power of logical and coherent thought.
- The idea of a coherent plasma body surrounding and interacting with.
- It strained his brain to sort it out, to put coherent words together.
- Tammas tried to say a number of things, but nothing coherent came out.
- To the subconscious mind, SECURITY (coherent world-view) is everything.
- In a closed hanger, it was deafening, making coherent communications.
- My head was swimming so wildly that I could not frame a coherent answer.
- Sometimes it was very difficult to have a coherent exchange with Raymond.
- The third theorem is coherent with the first two, and arises out from them.
- Coherent groups of propositions are well-known to be cheap: with a bit of.
- Is the man with the gun making sense when he talks? Is he coherent?
- As the fragments of the idea came together into a coherent whole, he beamed.
- He has developed a coherent philosophy that has forced all of us to reex-.
- It was very difficult while he was touching me, to frame a coherent question.
- She lay quietly trying to gather coherent thoughts when she heard a chuckle.
- Obviously I was the only one coherent during that particular conversation.
- The mouth gaped, but no coherent words issued—only a high-pitched tittering.
- He could make no coherent sound, but the painful question was obvious in his eyes.
- I began to gather rational, coherent thoughts again and I started to make friends.
- I couldn’t snap any coherent thoughts together in the glint of his pearly whites.
- The residual theory of dividends states four principles behind creating a coherent.
- This time, however, was different—though he wasn’t coherent enough to know why.
- To typologize is to sort domains of knowledge into coherent and consistent categories.
- Isabelle? I had to know if she was coherent enough to process what I was about.
- Ohsh, notsh shou bash, Eugene could only mutter, trying to say something coherent.
- I had plenty of time to consider my fate, but my mind wouldn’t think in coherent terms.
- There is no comprehensive, coherent, or consistent basis for thinking since the rise of.
- The trouble was that he, like the intelligentsia in Russia, had no coherent plan of action.
- I’d had a few beers, but was mostly coherent, and nearly dulled to the worst of the pain.
- He could find no coherent pattern to the level of fracturing; no mathematical formula fitted.
- It's a really simple cipher, but that's the most coherent, strongest solution we’ve found.
- Karma, therefore, offers a coherent understanding for the function of the world and its beings.
- Shaking his head he struggled to remember what it was but seemed incapable of coherent thought.
- It could know the universe, very soon; it had to understand to be able to form a coherent field.
- Inner Circle Initiates live by their own set of rational, coherent and internally generated morals.
- In an attempt to remain coherent, he tried to do the math in his head, but his mind kept wandering.
- Devon can’t think of a reply; he can barely form a coherent thought, never mind an eloquent argument.
- There are multiple meanings in the message transmitted to the inner you and the whole is not coherent.
- She never left Aura, who had never been coherent for long, so when she was Talas was always in a rush.
- Who told you so?, Lorentz cried, Don’t come up with such statements without a coherent proof.
- Thus the doctrine of the Bible and its recorded miracles seem to constitute a living and coherent unity.
- She was relieved to find no one there, because she hadn’t formulated a coherent story as to why she was.
- It seems they have some influence over the population and have rallied them into a semi coherent group.
- Granted, there weren’t that many coherent thoughts, sex wasn’t so much about thinking, she’d realized.
- His mind was teetering on the edge of coherent thought; he registered nothing other than pain and confusion.
- My head and heart were racing as I tried to make sense of what just happened but nothing coherent came to me.
- I’m guessing that Lester wasn’t coherent and it didn’t take all that long for everyone to figure it out.
- In fact he believes that the law truly is an ass! Why? Because the law is not based on any coherent principles.
- Stratos hired a car for a few days and, with Lea, brought a distracted and barely coherent Panos to the airport.
- All the data and facts are registered in a coherent way, without repetition or accumulation of bureaucratic trash.
- Was still finding it difficult to accept what had happened and she couldn’t string a coherent thought together.
- The German command system disintegrated and the disillusioned German army now ceased to exist as a coherent force.
- His rational and coherent moral views may, or may not, coincide with the law of the land at any given time or place.
- The Church doctrine is so coherent a system that it cannot be altered or corrected without destroying it altogether.
- It is a logically coherent story but one intended to trigger an emotional response rather than scientific agreement.
- Alphabet of the Eartheart – Symmetry, Sacred Geometry and Coherent Emotion by Daniel Winter (move over Aristotle).
- The Initiate has his own internally coherent philosophy which may, or may not agree with the externally imposed laws.
- Will you move out of my way, please, she continued, struggling to form the words and sounds as a coherent whole.
- Its stars have attached to each other until they became affined and well-knit, like the coherent blocks of a building.
- He knew that if he turned and saw his own parents succumbing to the virus, he would lose all chance of coherent thought.
- There isn’t a wheelchair-accessible slope that leads you to a coherent and comprehensive (and comprehensible) overview.
- It would already take an editing genius to make a coherent story out of the amputated bits left from his original script.
- I couldn’t hold onto a coherent thought, and the swirling lights on the walls were making my eyes cross, so I closed them.
- He tripped over his words, desperately trying to form a coherent sentence with enough conviction to throw them off the scent.
- In addition to these new units, the new structure provided a coherent clustering of units completing the core process work of IT.
- Trade? How the hell should he know? He draws strands of thought together and tries to make them coalesce into something coherent.
- Finally, they assign values and moral and affective weights within a coherent emotional framework to the various bits information.
