Sentences with phrase «cohesive whole»

But the author does a fairly good job of pulling it all together into its own cohesive whole.

It's all very carefully designed, and each move, enemy, and hazard fits together into a seamlessly cohesive whole.

The overall work expresses itself in a singular cohesive whole composed in fragments of thought, emotion and imagination.

The works, made between 2004 and 2018 and rendered with vivid detail, take on a wide range of motifs — museum interiors, tennis courts, logos — that fit the chaos of everyday life into cohesive wholes.

It really is that different, every element of its make up, be it the response of the super-quick PDK transmission, the electronic controls that deliver your requests to the new engine, combined with the detailed changes to the suspension, rear - wheel steering and electronic differential software, all of which have been finessed to create a more cohesive whole.

I'm giving the award to Tenenbaums, though, for its deft juggling of so many characters and moods into a surprisingly cohesive whole.

It was a very cohesive whole, especially in the scenes with Ana de Armas and Ryan Gosling.

Still, I have to fill in gaps, edit, format, and cobble all the disparate parts of the newsletter together into a more or less cohesive whole.

Who will «knit» the parts of the presentation together so it looks and sounds like a consistent and cohesive whole?

I and Love and You stands as the Bros.» strongest effort, taking their strengths and smoothing them into a cohesive whole.

That's why it's needed to have many witnesses, so a «cohesive whole» can be made of the actual incident!

I am slowly coming to see and experience Jesus differently through amazing friends and teachers like Francois Du Toit and Andre Rabe, yet I can not deny that at my core there is still this primal wild woman who relates to Sophia and looking at your art work and how you capture that freedom and wildness in Sophia stirs up my Spirit on a very deep level and makes me long to find a way of reconciling these two parts of me into a cohesive whole.

It's more than just his voice — although that by itself would earn him a spot — it's his masterful ability to weave disparate influences into a cohesive whole.

Unfortunately, the pieces don't always add up to a cohesive whole.

But when the cohesive whole began to disintegrate, it became necessary to distinguish Christendom from Christianity.

Christendom had been a cohesive whole in which Christian beliefs and values shaped both public and private life.

It may be defined as that society, with its own geographical area, which was subject to the rule of Christ, and whose culture and way of life had become so permeated and shaped by Christian beliefs and values as to form a cohesive whole.

And unlike other sandwiches that may leave one with a single strong impression (a cheesesteak or corned beef, for instance) or else an overwhelming array of flavors that fight for attention (the Dagwood or Muffuletta or a sub), the club's particular combination of constituent pieces allows each to contribute harmoniously to a cohesive whole.

They're trained in writing and content curation and puzzle - piecing disparate topics into a cohesive whole, while staying true to the voice of the magazine's brand.

This project will investigate how the court has built this influence, and will go beyond the usual approach of treating institutions as a cohesive whole by interviewing the people who make up the courts — the judges, lawyers and clerks.

Although Framework makes up only 5 % of European science funding — national agencies pay the lion's share — the massive program sums up the challenge of weaving the research communities of the member states into a cohesive whole.

In today's busy world, it's rare to feel as though all the disparate projects and tasks you're working on fall together into a cohesive whole.

These looks make such a cohesive whole — very, very inspiring.

Indeed despite the large cast of characters, this issue was able to pull together as a cohesive whole.

At the same time, we want every individual's contributions to feel like it's contributing to a single, cohesive whole.

Garris does well building his massive feature into a single, cohesive whole.

Like any mixtape, it offers some truly transcendent moments alongside a smattering of filler, and never quite assembles its pieces into a cohesive whole.

There's just enough emotion and credible character development in the script to keep it from turning into a full - on parody, so we can at least feel some personal connection to the story, but it's cleverly barely there to keep the jokes and the action strung together into a cohesive whole.

A wonderfully put together game that manages to take the best elements of two genres and squish them together into a cohesive whole.

From the minds behind the animated series, «South Park», Matt Stone and Trey Parker (BASEketball), comes Team America: World Police, a movie that one can only truly appreciate for the small hilarious moments than as a unified and cohesive whole.

She does a strong job keeping the story moving and weaving different elements into a cohesive whole.

The Coens, masters of the picaresque, have a tendency to wax episodic — spending too much time on individual set pieces rather than a cohesive whole — and while this movie is far more tightly structured than The Big Lebowski, it does not quite reach the brilliantly plotted heights of either Barton Fink or Fargo.

The storyline - involving flashbacks and digressions a-plenty as Kronk reminisces on how everything in his life went to pot - generally comes off as series of loosely - connected episodes rather than a cohesive whole, with the emphasis placed on Kronk's various misadventures (including a long stretch in which Kronk must confront a competing camp counselor).

It doesn't feel like a cohesive whole but more like someone took a pile of scenes and compiled them in a way that told a story that sort of makes sense but that has big gaping holes in it and which lacks any deep emotional connection.

Families — whether through what they experience or their own individual epiphanies — always fuse back together into a cohesive whole.

Editor David Rosenbloom expertly cuts together different time periods, voices, settings to make a cohesive whole.

That said, it has its shares of strengths and weaknesses, mostly because it is more interesting primarily as a collection of little bits than it is as a unified, cohesive whole.

It's a shame this one wasn't a little better, Harrelson was great in his role but the uneven tone of the film is just a little to awkward and doesn't ad up to a cohesive whole.

Mixing the larger picture of keeping the galaxy in one piece with the internecine quarrels of formerly drifting combat comrades becoming a cohesive whole is the key to making this satiric time escapade one futuristic thriller that dispenses with taking itself too seriously.

An odd amalgam of comedy, treacle and dispiriting drama, it never quite gelled as a cohesive whole, though I'll give it points for singular oddness.

It's a film that works best in segments instead of as a cohesive whole.

Everything is of a cohesive whole.

Watching him try to escape from the pain and horror of what he's done is fascinating, but what's even more fascinating is how Lonergan blends the past and the present into one cohesive whole.

Office Christmas Party is a decent studio comedy, but its entertaining parts do not add up to a cohesive whole.

Based on a true story, Went to Coney Island... is more a series of episodes than a traditional narrative, which is ultimately disappointing, since director Richard Schenkman never blends them into a cohesive whole.

The experience of watching this film is a roller coaster of themes and emotions, and the way all of it melds together into a cohesive whole is impressive.

The movie is a series of wasted ideas and surprisingly uninteresting dialogue strung together but never making a cohesive whole.

The movie feels like the result of a series of what - ifs slapped together without any thought of trying to craft the resulting ideas into a cohesive whole.

From a possible romance between the married Granger and a suspicious art historian (Cate Blanchett), to an out - of - place sequence involving a land mine to disastrously dumb scenes depicting Hitler alone in a dark room planning his next move, the movie never works as a cohesive whole and doesn't even seem to try.