Such artistic license allowed for the screenplay to have narrative cohesion, and has been largely acknowledged by the writer.

The movie, a flashy montage, which jumps around in time and alternates between color and black and white, lacks narrative cohesion.

Though Varese plays havoc with continuity, the piece has an almost narrative cohesion, though this seemed as much a testimony to the exciting performance from Mr. Sachs and his musicians.

The Cypria was considered to be a lesser work than Homer's two masterpieces: Aristotle criticised it for its lack of narrative cohesion and focus.

Though narrative cohesion isn't the strength of "Girls," the intelligence shines through in its understanding of contradictions (Mitchell).

You need a perceptive conductor to make sense of the fragments, to bring narrative cohesion to the score.

The trend towards group biography clearly reflects publishers' loss of confidence in the commercial viability of solo lives, and often results in books that lack narrative cohesion, offer unconvincing "groups" or include figures who seem to be there to make up the numbers.

Somehow the makers of a program about interconnectedness must have assumed a narrative cohesion would just emerge.

In an interview with Charlie Rose, Wallace characterized their use as a method of disrupting the linearity of the text while maintaining some sense of narrative cohesion.

More troubling than the book's lack of narrative cohesion - perhaps appropriate in describing the avant-garde scene - is the absence of any persuasive perspective.