Sentence examples for a cogent point from inspiring English sources

A favourite Nora Ephron essay of mine, "I hate my purse" makes a cogent point about handbags.

Mr. Shawn seems to have had such a cogent point that it has set me feverishly to work.

In other cultures, contexts and businesses when one makes a cogent point, another person's accord might be expressed with a head nod and the assent "I agree with you," or simply, "I agree".

In this regard, Pārthasārathi has a particularly cogent point in favor of the interpretation on which Kumārila has, as suggested above, effectively reversed the standard order of epistemological explanation.

The movie hits upon a particularly cogent point while trying to carry out this thread of the plot: The intersection between entertainment and politics isn't quite as black and white as people might take it to be.

Beck brings up more than a few cogent points in his special.

As a cogent starting point, read Mike Smith's post at Meteorological Musings.

Of these three camps the third has by far the most cogent point.

But she would make some cogent point about history and then someone would literally put up their hand and make some comment about her hair.

Unable to make any sort of cogent point to rebut Bayh's intimations, Crocker ineptly attempted to raise Osama bin Laden as a spectre of fear, telling Bayh, "I noted in my testimony that Osama bin Laden fairly recently referred to Iraq as the perfect base for al Qaeda and it is a reminder that for al Qaeda, having a safe base on Arab soil is extremely important today".

Many made cogent points saying CNN's reporting was akin to someone calling New York a hotbed of terror because of 9/11.