cohesiveness

From the point of view of the informativeness and textual cohesiveness of preposed theme, the stronger its informativeness, the weaker its cohesiveness, and vice versa.

Teamwork requires cohesiveness among team members.

The cohesiveness of the novel's plot kept readers engaged.

The success of the project was due to the cohesiveness of the team.

A strong sense of cohesiveness is essential for a happy family.

The cohesiveness of the essay made it easy to follow the author's argument.

The cohesiveness of the community was evident during the crisis.

The cohesiveness of the music band was evident in their seamless performance.

The cohesiveness of the design elements created a harmonious look.

A lack of cohesiveness in the presentation made it difficult to understand the main points.

The cohesiveness of the group was evident in their shared goals and values.

Perfectionists may also hurt team cohesiveness.

Historically, only unions could provide the cohesiveness and leverage workers needed to speak as a group.

Does it improve social cohesiveness or entrench inequalities?

For example, from a structural functionalist perspective, cultures form to provide order and cohesiveness in a society.

Then, we compared the perspectives of Structural Functionalists and Social Conflict Theorists on whether religion improves social cohesiveness or increases social stratification.

I mean, there's a very modest amount in there, but you really feel it cause it builds this cohesiveness in the dish.

Because of work with narcissistic patients, the importance of the cohesiveness of the self and self-esteem in motivating human development has become clearer.

The firm is using its immense influence and resources to construct in a sustainable way that promotes cohesiveness and in some cases even grows communities.

Votes for entry into a mess had to be unanimous, this would build a strong camaraderie between the members of that mess and ensure cohesiveness in battle.

From this vantage point, drives and oedipal conflicts are seen as secondary to the absence or loss of normal selfobject ties and to vulnerabilities in the cohesiveness of the self.