Consecution

The author used consecution to make the story more understandable.

The artist's paintings depicted a consecution of emotions, from joy to despair.

The coach instructed the players on the consecution of plays they would run during the game.

The software engineer followed a consecution of steps to develop the new program.

The church's consecution of the new altar was a solemn ceremony.

The philosopher's argument hinged on the consecution of logical premises leading to a conclusion.

The investor studied the consecution of financial data to make informed decisions.

The art critic explained the consecution of techniques the painter used to create the masterpiece.

The chef's cookbook provided a consecution of recipes to follow for a complete meal.

The student's essay lacked a clear consecution of ideas, making it difficult to follow.

The teacher explained the consecution of historical events leading up to the revolution.

The philosophy professor explained the consecution of reasoning in Descartes' Meditations.

The consecution of events in the story was confusing to some readers.

The student's essay had a clear consecution of ideas, but lacked supporting evidence.

The consecution of ideas in his argument was impeccable.

The cellist played a haunting consecution of notes that moved the audience to tears.

The teacher emphasized the importance of proper consecution in playing the piece.