coherently

She had found it easy to tell her story coherently.

I would not have been able to talk coherently anyway.

Yes, he was definitely able to think more coherently now.

He took breath and tried to tell his story coherently.

At first she was hardly able to speak, or even to think, coherently.

His mind was tired, and he talked or thought coherently no longer.

Have we been coherently governed over the last few months?

If they can stand on their feet and speak coherently, I tip.

She sounded too far away from herself to speak coherently.

We are not even able to formulate the problem coherently.

But let me try to tell coherently of that final horror.

I need a few hours' sleep before attempting to think coherently.

Some other stations did too, but not always entirely coherently.

But there was no time to get organized, to take stock, to think coherently.

Not that all this flowed coherently through her mind now.

There was no hope of his delivering the message coherently.

"I can't ever seem to find the really hot words and put them together coherently."

My friend was dying when I spoke to him, and he could not answer coherently.

If the pieces fit together coherently, you can see the picture clearly.

First, the only "universe" we can talk about coherently is that of physical science.

But when he did find spoken words for it, they came to him coherently, though slowly.

Why not try to defend both these objectives a little more coherently?

They have the potential to bring together coherently all the different aspects of planning already going on in every school.

They must also be able to argue their viewpoint coherently.

I'll take it, she thought, just before her ability to think coherently ceased.