| 31. | I remembered that a little cream works better than ice water to cohere pie dough without toughening it.
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| 32. | Also, theatrical elements such as lighting, costuming, and blocking cohere into a dramatic musical experience.
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| 33. | If the album has its sentimental glitches, it still coheres as a sustained meditation on time and loss.
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| 34. | Despite some initial excitement, his rigid division also failed to cohere as an agreed-upon new paradigm.
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| 35. | All of this is fascinating, bits of it are flecked with genius and some of it actually coheres.
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| 36. | The Architect-led design build process synthesizes strategy and craft, so project outcomes cohere with client objectives.
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| 37. | Such a society can cohere only if all its participants accept that certain basic norms and standards are binding.
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| 38. | At limit stages, however, the only constraint is that the limit hypothesis cohere with what came before.
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| 39. | "We've found this esthetic where all the parts cohere to form this hallucinogenic world ."
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| 40. | Although the furniture seems to function at a practical level, elements often do not cohere in a normal fashion.
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