Sentences with phrase «coherent story»

There would likely be a half - coherent story of some sort, as well.

Perhaps they should have given us a 2 hour version instead with a tighter, more coherent story?

This means that in addition to each piece being a great stand - alone story in itself, your various pieces must work together to tell one larger coherent story about your business.

To this day I don't even know what happened most of the time, only able to grab a few key events and forge a somewhat coherent story with them.

The science is what it is — imperfect but a fairly coherent story nonetheless.

The three films were an event and showed that a continuing coherent story could..

A more coherent story than the last game and the inclusion of co-op help to wrap everything up into a very nice package.

Other research has also found that no matter how good the evidence is, people will reject it if it does not fit into their mind's coherent story about the world.

Bungie now have the experience to and opportunity to craft a more coherent story from the get - go and by virtue f the enormity of the game world that is promised to be playable, there could be hundreds of stories that Bungie can tell, in the vein of Blizzard's popular MMO, World of Warcraft.

The latest of the WarioWare franchise would seem to have a slightly less coherent story from its past installments, though that likely would be of no concern to some players.

«The more I discovered, the more coherent the story seemed to me.

Not coincidentally, the two films at The Charles, Ida and The Rover, are the better films, with intentional ellipses, while the two more mainstream movies, Jersey Boys and Think Like a Man Too, where the ellipses often feel unintentional, fail, in many ways, to deliver coherent stories.

««Ready Player One» tells a breathless and relatively coherent story — essentially, the future of civilization is riding on the outcome of a video game — but the movie, first and foremost, is a coruscating explosion of pop - culture eye candy,» Gleiberman wrote.

While you spend a lot of time chasing an Elder Dragon that wouldn't look out of place in the movie Pacific Rim, Monster Hunter World's choice to integrate Guild and Village quests into one coherent story cuts out any confusion or ambiguity that new players may feel when it comes to figuring out which quests progress your journey.

The film offers a concise, coherent story which manages to be educational at the same time, as the script is peppered with factoids concerning U.S. history.

You can split your book into multiple parts — but if you do this, you must make sure that each part has its own coherent story arc, providing a satisfying story to the reader on its own, as well as in concert with the others.

It seems like the exact same consept, a stream of minigames held together by a vaguely coherent story.

The brief preamble leading up to this investigation is all the calm The Evil Within can muster, because from then on Castellanos is sent tumbling through a twisted and only occasionally coherent story involving supernatural apparitions, gruesome monsters, and a seemingly infinite series of nightmarish backdrops.

A strong emphasis was placed on the need to tell a simple, coherent story about each strategy — the why, the what and the how — to facilitate the transfer of effective practice, especially from successful schools to less successful schools.

In light of a far better explanation (see above), I simply see no reason to go through the mental gymnastics to cobble together some cockamamie story to force these inconsistencies back into a somewhat coherent story.

Nowadays, a more or less coherent story must be unfolded, for which reason the makers of moving pictures have been compelled to write plays (or at least to conceive them) and to have them acted before the camera.»

He has managed to fashion a witty and coherent story from source material that is whimsical in the extreme.

If the various reports are to be believed, there is a fairly coherent story of the Lib Dems blocking any significant welfare reductions, and insisting on some form of anti-rich measures.

Where uncharted is wining with the critics is the technical stuff like the graphic's, animation, presentation, and the more coherent story telling.

Romney might want to come up with a coherent story of how the President's combination of ideology and irresponsibility is damaging American living standards and then offer and intelligible alternative.

To see our existence as some kind of coherent story, we have to be able to relate it to a larger story — our «little story» has to be fitted into a «big story» just as archaic men and ancient apocalyptists both saw.

Brooks also writes that the «populists» have «a coherent story.»

Witham has managed the impossible: to tell a coherent story about the diverse and often eccentric Gifford Lectures from their beginning in 1888 to the present.

Niebuhr's several motifs of Christ and culture are also the several actions of a Christian congregation's plot and, like those actions, are required for a coherent story.

Gon na be hard to tell any kind of coherent stories.

Each unit «will organize the scientific ideas into a coherent story for teachers and students,» said Roseman.

The books sent to Haiti, entitled My Earthquake Story, are designed to «exercise that part of the brain in telling a more cohesive and coherent story,» she says.

This is not a book to read if you want a single, coherent story.

This can make it difficult to remember the event as a coherent story, instead imprinting it in memory as a raw set of perceptual experiences: the flash of headlights and the grinding of metal, say.

Writing seven papers in just 2 months helped him hone his skills in telling a coherent story as clearly and succinctly as possible.

It was chopped in more than 16,175 pieces, typically about 13,000 base pairs long — more like notes on a stack of index cards than a coherent story.

Though a coherent story builds up as you go though the book, it would have benefited from stronger links between the two.

Only when these two lines of evidence are properly coordinated can a coherent story of modern human origins emerge.

«We're on the edge of a coherent story, from detector cell to behavioral response,» says biologist Michael Walker of the University of Auckland in New Zealand.

«It tells a coherent story that is very biologically plausible.»

«He has a scholarly attitude towards science, in the sense that his interests are broad and he likes to pick up information of all sorts and synthesize them into a coherent story.»

«There's a lot we still don't fully understand about these little guys but it looks like we may now be able to form a more coherent story of Earth's early years,» he added.