Sentence examples for a semblance of cohesion from inspiring English sources

The Second World War has the advantage of giving Green's writing a semblance of cohesion: more than half of his books either portray the war or signal its imminence ("Party Going," "Pack My Bag").

Tuesday night's surprising team selection might have woken a few people up and reminded Liverpool what they are supposed to be about, as the men in Red pressed with something approaching the dynamism of last season and had a semblance of cohesion and fortitude to them.

Everton, bereft of confidence and any semblance of cohesion, deserved nothing against West Brom but came away with a drop of encouragement that had never seemed likely.

Warfare may serve as a lowest common denominator to provide a semblance of psychological positivity, an attempt to live on a "higher plane of power", in James's words, with a sense of cohesion and purpose.

Over time, a semblance of normalcy returned.

A semblance of normal life has returned.

A semblance of political comedy.

"I want a semblance of the truth.

"There is a semblance of normality in Freetown.

All those excuses have a semblance of truth.

Slowly, the war's end brought a semblance of peace.