Sentence examples for a very cogent from inspiring English sources

The longer you listen, the more these disparate influences and structured elements coalesce into a very cogent record.

Turnbull said many people in the media industry presented a "very cogent" argument the internet was providing more avenues for competition.

Dan Wayne Juneau, Alaska I recently read what I thought was a very cogent and reasonable guide to the current thinking about diagnosing and treating A.D.H.D. in children.

Comments about a patient's self-presentation like, "He doesn't give a very cogent history," or, "She's a passive victim," were more common among female doctors, and they made significantly more such observations of female patients.

The bargaining theory is very attractive to labour organizations, for, contrary to the subsistence and wages-fund theories, it provides a very cogent reason for the existence of unions: simply put, the bargaining strength of a union is much greater than that of individuals.

Dr. Gail Martin, a stem cell researcher at the University of California at San Francisco, said she thought the work was "quite good" and added, "They make a very cogent argument that such embryos might be useful for getting stem cell lines without having to create new embryos for that purpose".

General Antoine-Henri, Baron Jomini, one of the leading military writers on the Napoleonic art of war, had a number of very cogent explanations of the reasons behind Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo.

They are given a new but dramatically very cogent final scene together.

Vera Drake lead Imelda Staunton returns for a terse cameo at the start, and the film turns out to be one of Leigh's most ambitious films – a narratively low-key but very cogent and moving ensemble piece about family, ageing and self-deception.

Hmm.... Simmons' work generates fact checking that consistently shows errors and misleading material if not simply purposeful distortions and falsehoods -- for example, here and here, and this very cogent and direct dissection of a Simmons' op-ed, "Wind power blows past distortions of fossil-fueled opponents".

"Frankly, the legislature hasn't stood up and come forward with anything very cogent.