“What is most impressive is the manner by which the recording manages to cohere into a compositional whole.”

“Individual corps members would cohere around their shared professional focus.”

“You'll need to spread a dulling compound that will help the paint cohere to slick surfaces.”

“Every seemingly insignificant, color-coded fragment of the picture's makeup coheres into a satisfying whole.”

“For example, I can hum large stretches of the Rhapsody without having to work at it, which for me means that it coheres.”

“He insists, we must ask whether the sense of God as operative in actual religious awareness coheres with contemporary scientific understanding.”

“Perhaps their relationship cohered in an earlier version of the screenplay, but in the film it's hard to guess how.”

“At one point of time, God the Origin cohered at the vertex of the spiritual realm for the human cultivation.”

“At a certain point of time, He cohered in the vertex of the spiritual realm.”

“Across one large wall, a purplish strand of smoke pulsated and contracted, cohering into a monstrous head.”

“She sees this view as cohering with the general concept of fitness that she locates in Clarke and his followers.”

“Within the first few days of the BBC study, it became clear that the guards weren't cohering as a group.”