Sentence examples for quite cohesive from inspiring English sources

The Sunday performance was sometimes uneven, and over all not quite cohesive.

Samuel Brett Williams' pitch-black apocalyptic comedy isn't quite cohesive structurally, but it's a breakneck, often uproarious trek through hell on Earth.

We've done a lot of songs together, but sometimes you don't like it or it doesn't feel quite cohesive yet, but we've been working on it.

The Funk artists on view, Robert Arneson, Joan Brown, William T. Wiley, Peter Saul, Roy De Forest, Robert Hudson, and Peter Voulkos, were never quite a cohesive "group," but all showed at the same Funk exhibition in 1967.

"It really is a very forlorn effort to break what looks to me like quite a cohesive Sunni Arab insurgency," said Gareth Stansfield, director of the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies at the University of Exeter, who visited Iraq last month.

These different programs never quite told a cohesive story about Microsoft's commitment to startups, though.

Bill Gibron, writing for DVD Talk, rated the episode 3.5 out of 5, noting that its "atmospheric elements do not quite add up to a cohesive whole".

First, spirituality as a concept is quite difficult to define in a cohesive way that is acceptable to different groups of stakeholders.

Given the high water table, this loose and non-cohesive geological material is quite sensitive to the process of liquefaction during earthquake.

I was quite surprised that it wasn't less cohesive.

RPGFan's John McCarroll said that its various elements "tie together to provide a cohesive battle experience that's quite enjoyable" despite him finding it inferior to Tales of Graces, and Destructoid's Kyle MacGregor said that the experience "can be quite fun".