| Yet somehow the film's many parts never manage to cohere into a satisfying whole. |
| To be admissible, this interpretation must also cohere with our current philosophical and scientific theories about the subject in question. |
| If a moral theory fails significantly to cohere with our moral beliefs, this undermines the theory's ability to be justified to us. |
| I'm not convinced yet that the State Department country reports alter their analyses to cohere with broader government foreign policy goals. |
| The chapters neither cohere nor fit particularly well with the thematic focus on group performance. |
| The high strength arises because molecular chains that are packed in a closer, more orderly manner cohere more avidly. |
