It's easily the most confident and coherent of this batch of pilots and, crucially, is killing it in customer response: it currently has an overall rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars.
"We can only achieve that journey up a stairwell with the strongest and most coherent narrative imaginable and we lost that pretty soon after the budget last year," he said.
There is a powerful, coherent critique of it and an alternative to it.
He added: "This was trumpeted as the biggest survey of its kind into the balance of power between the UK and Brussels but, for whatever reason, [ministers] decided not to present a coherent overall view of the work".
I have yet to hear a coherent narrative of precisely how the eggs are to be unscrambled.
'It makes it easier for me to live my life as an actor if I can speak in a coherent way about the stuff that I choose to do.
NGOs should act as a haven for the principles they promote, regardless of where their field offices are based, in order to be coherent with their values and mission.
But the fact remains England – and more to the point Australia's brilliantly coherent bowling attack – deserve a little more.
With economic decay, war, persecution and unemployment gripping at least a dozen countries on Europe's southern rim, the surge of migration north has overwhelmed authorities in Europe, which has struggled to articulate a single coherent policy and, say critics, played into the hands of unscrupulous people traffickers.
He said it might have been better if changes had been introduced in a more "coherent" and "coordinated" way, saying schools had been put through "a prolonged period of turbulence and uncertainty".
Not a bad set of priorities for the next election manifesto, though the specific measures he mentioned, from freezing energy bills to votes for 16-year-olds seemed to be a hotchpotch of ideas rather than a coherent new way to run the economy.
