Sentence examples for was more cohesive from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hopkins, 27, is black and originally from Durham, N.C., where she said the black community was more cohesive.

But some Iranian historians say that the ayatollah's analogy is flawed and that the country was more cohesive in purpose then and had revolutionary zeal.

In terms of coherence, West Sumatra's network was more cohesive, as indicated from the calculated network density (5.259) and number of cliques found (37).

Season 3 was more cohesive than Season 4. But Mad Men is a novel for television, in which meaning emerges over time.

Robert Canning of IGN felt that the episode was more cohesive than the pilot, but still suffered from "two generic main characters and predictable storytelling".

Sal Cinquemani of Slant Magazine criticized Aguilera for using a sexual image to overshadow her vocals, but commented that Back to Basics was more "cohesive" than Stripped.

Cohesiveness: Communities that are more cohesive around class and caste are more likely to be more easily sensitized to maternal health issues and to launch effective and sustained actions for addressing maternal mortality.

Suburban Muslims are more cohesive, he explained, with vibrant local mosques being a cultural focal point.

But officials said the force will be more cohesive and disciplined.

The teams from Puerto Rico, Lithuania and Argentina that beat the United States were not more talented than the Americans, but they were more cohesive.

Fiji, together for less than half the time, were more cohesive and had a greater collective understanding.