cohesive

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

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.

“It’s not just about managing the parking lots. It’s about building out the entirety of the park to create one cohesive experience.”

But, he added, “despite the size of the strikes, Hezbollah is a cohesive and strong organization and will grow stronger.”

These stylistic choices, if not often unique, are at least cohesive.