cohesive

How did their arguments and the underlying social structure form a cohesive whole?

You describe the Black American liberal tradition as a cohesive philosophical framework with six key elements.

But New Zealand, who have played nine Tests - including the Rugby Championship - since Ireland's last outing, looked sharper and more cohesive, and would have been frustrated with only a three-point half-time lead.

The report highlights a number of issues in the complex lower-limb reconstruction unit at GOSH, including "a lack of a cohesive, united and functional team and department" compounded "by a lack of direction and effective management and leadership".

Ten Hag's decision to revert back to the veteran duo of 36-year-old Jonny Evans and Harry Maguire to stem the tide against Aston Villa spoke volumes about the problems he has had making United any sort of cohesive unit.