That's crediting the government with too much intellectual coherence.

The concession rather undermines the intellectual coherence of the reforms.

Ultimately, therefore, a question mark remains about the intellectual coherence of the full project.

It decried the government's lack of 'intellectual coherence' and said the deregulation created a 'dichotomy'.

This at least had the merit of intellectual coherence.

He argues effectively against scholars who emphasize the 'degradation' of indigenous memories, and denies that they 'lost coherence'.

Ultimately yesterday, they lost coherence in midfield, were unable to find ways of remaining in the contest and some of their discipline disappeared as they failed to retain their title.

The junk seems to be exploding and losing coherence.

For film-makers everywhere it can be a formal lifeline that represents the difference between abject failure and narrative coherence.

Such a text, though external to the picture, provided it with narrative coherence and aesthetic unity.

This destroys narrative coherence and, for much of the time, makes reading a chore.

Narrative coherence asks if a story hangs together.

Grandson wrote several sets of short love lyrics, using the series form for narrative coherence and thematic construction, as well as to examine different aspects of a single narrative.