Sentence examples for some cohesion from inspiring English sources
They want some cohesion".
Izzo, a former Heathcote assistant, said he hoped the dinner would bring some cohesion to his perplexingly inconsistent team.
Best of all, he brought some cohesion to the episodic finale, while still conveying the music's rhapsodic daring.
Perhaps it was something Domenech said in the brief break before extra time, but France suddenly found some cohesion to go with its increasingly desperate energy.
For all the intensity, imagination and excitement Mr. Dudamel, conducting from memory, brought to bear, the performance lacked some cohesion and depth.
An examination of those influences might have given the show some cohesion, or at least some sense of the issues confronting Latin American artists in the recent past, as well as today.
His second might be to instill some defensive cohesion into what he inherits from Vilanova.
"I really thought there was some great cohesion out there, and sometimes it's about character more than cohesion," he said.
On the other hand, some tribal cohesion and systems of alliance were required because of the constant raiding.
Intermarriages occur, of course, and some local cohesion is achieved by secret societies and other clublike associations.
"The United States says it wants a clear phone number for a Europe with some real cohesion," said Jurgen Chrobog, the German ambassador to the United States.
