Since cohesive chains are taken as the basis of coherence, the interrelation of the logical and textual meanings can tell us how the cohesive devices and clauses make a coherent text, and how they are representative in distinguishing the coherence of a text.
I was trying to make a coherent exhibition.
The biggest problem with the opera essays, however, is that they don't make a coherent statement.
When asked why they support the UK, many people struggle to make a coherent case.
Because it is hard to make a coherent case that blames Boston's economic hardships on the presence of immigrants.
How was I going to order them, make sense of them, make a coherent film from them?
More sophisticated viewers may find another problem, created by combining many pieces of art to make a coherent whole.
I waited in vain for one to make a coherent case for our moral obligation to each other.
What Tarantino has forgotten to do, however, is to edit his material satisfactorily enough to make a coherent whole.
A party that's afraid of nationalism finds it pretty well impossible to make a coherent case for free movement.
Lahr saw it as "a series of haunting notions where the past, present and the surreal coexisted but never coalesced to make a coherent whole.
