Sentence examples for a more cogent from inspiring English sources

For that matter, can you propose a more cogent rebuke to the theory of intelligent design?

This would have helped the exhibition make a more cogent contribution to Western cultural self-understanding.

Their cause would have been strengthened by better leadership and a more cogent platform, minus the personal attacks.

A more cogent line of criticism, associated in particular with Harvard's Jeffrey Sachs, attacks the I.M.F. for overplaying its hand.

A more cogent and tautly paced production would probably render the issue immaterial, but here you tend to notice the age discrepancies.

"I think Ashley raised the level of the dancing and brought a more cogent program to the whole thing," Ms. Perron said.

He offered a tighter, more cogent presentation of his policies and for the first time in weeks recaptured some of the passion of his Democratic convention speech.

But sometimes you want a long, thoughtful analysis, and the essays in this book deliver: they are simultaneously rigorous and, thankfully, just as accessible as (and maybe a bit more cogent than) your average Amazon review.

"Agon" becomes an even more cogent, vital piece with the addition of the choreography; you realize that Stravinsky's trim sonorities are like sonic muscles, setting bodies in motion.

It has to do with their anger that I came up with a new and more cogent view of the origin of the scrolls".

Half-reformed, however, still leaves it an awful lot more cogent than policy towards other forms of savings for low-earners, where the recent record is one of outright chaos.