Meanings of more coherence in English

At least one has had more coherence than the other.

If there were no more coherence in God's scheme than this, let him too be incoherent!

Analysts say Gobbetti's main tasks will include giving more coherence to Burberry's fashion identity and boosting the brand's desirability.

He answered me in a tone more firm and with more coherence of ideas than previous appearances had taught me to expect.

Having nothing more to disturb me, I took advantage of my leisure and independence to continue my literary pursuits with more coherence.

Read more One of the things I'm already saying to Sir Martin is that there needs to be much more coherence around Staying Put.

The two sets of proposals, laid out by provincial securities regulators, aim to bring more coherence to Canada's rules on the use of poison pills.

More coherence between health, trade and investment laws, policies and sectors could play an important role in combating non-communicable diseases in the Pacific.

More coherence between health, trade and investment laws, policies and sectors could play an important role in combatting non-communicable diseases in the Pacific.

"Singing on the breath" is also referred to this system of breath-control, but with no more coherence than the "Support of the tone."

"Truly, Miss Williams, I wasn't in it at all," Jennie affirmed, with more coherence, and lifting an appealing look to the incensed woman.