Still, a bit more coherence would have been nice.
There's much more coherence, much more party discipline".
Respectable in their individual performances, the dancers needed more coherence in the staging, which was uncredited.
It's something that would bring a little more coherence to the life of the Communion.
The public wants to see much more coherence and direction in that respect".
After a leadership struggle, they have a new chief, Mat Herben, and a bit more coherence.
Similarly, Mr Schröder wants to focus on being chancellor and giving his government more coherence.
"Rodman on the Rebound" proceeds without a strong narrative drive that would have given it more coherence.
But if he succeeds in bringing more coherence to Peronism, Mr Kirchner may set an example for his opponents.
As for the ancient worry about seamlessness, modern minds, sensitized to multiple perspectives, often find more coherence in contrasting accounts than perfectly harmonized ones.
While the Grand Bargain called for less duplication and more coherence, critics argue it fell short of ensuring that these assessments were carried out independently.
