Sentence examples for find cohesion from inspiring English sources

But she didn't find cohesion in Beethoven's mercurial "Ah! perfido," which opened the concert, and even the Marx works that fitted her voice perfectly could have been more specific.

On Saturday, with the same visiting team reeling from seven defeats in 10 games in 2013, it looked like déjà vu, as Australia led, 13-6, at halftime, and England struggled to find cohesion.

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"As chair of the Faith Forum in Wales, I'm acutely aware that the way to find cohesion and progress is through dialogue and mutual respect," he added.

But this was far from a vintage United performance as they once again struggled to find cohesion in the final third.

How the composer finds cohesion in such variegated materials is mysterious, but it probably has to do both with the underlying force of his ideas and with the commitment he elicits from his collaborators, who include the violist Kyle Armbrust and the versatile new-music pianist Cory Smythe.

If the Irish are to make the most of their attacking back three, they must find greater cohesion up front.

The Gunners settled into a nice rhythm as Fenerbahce struggled to find any cohesion in their passing.

In opera, money buys you many things, but above all it buys you time: time to rehearse, time to resolve interpretive conflicts, time to find theatrical cohesion.

But after controlling the opening half-hour the Scots were pushed back as England began to find some cohesion in their play.

The Manchester United winger paid tribute to the strength in depth Great Britain have at their disposal and claims the team will find greater cohesion as the tournament progresses.