Sentence examples for any cogent from inspiring English sources

"It is not supported by any cogent arguments.

It's so infectious, you can find yourself trying to come up with ways of provoking it, instead of, say, putting any cogent questions to her.

The absence of any cogent evidence of misfeasance or wrongdoing raised more than a question mark as to the motivation of these complaints.

But Conservative MP Dominic Raab said: "The assertion that national security has been undermined has been bandied around wildly and not explained in any cogent way".

"Afghanistan has never been a popular war among Australians, many of whom have struggled to see in the involvement any cogent purpose other than honoring the familiar obligations of the U.S. alliance," the editorial said.

"Antichrist," whose title I don't claim to understand, is split into chapters, with headings like "Despair (Gynocides)" and "Pain (Chaos Reigns)." It would be hard to prove that these mean much, or refer to any cogent structure in the film.

Just as Telia was free to identify and slow down any Cogent-bound traffic that needed to cross its network, so too could Schaeffer pick out Telia-bound traffic on Cogent's network.

They kill, more than any lengthy cogent argument, the idea of someone.

Some who endorse this view believe there aren't any such cogent arguments; accordingly they reject religious belief as unfounded and rationally unacceptable (Mackie 1982); others hold that in fact there are excellent arguments for theism and even for specifically Christian belief.

Hence, any violation of one of the criteria of a cogent argument can be considered a fallacy.

In our fidgety political climate, any sort of cogent articulation from a person of power has the ring of a stump speech.