His tone was dismissive and he looked incredulous at even cogent replies to his questions.
For years, my own taste, at last cogent, had been bubbling to the surface.
Otherwise, he channels his post-performance endorphin surges into maintaining e-mail correspondence with other musicians and friends, who marvel at the cogent and well-punctuated BlackBerry communiqués, thumbed in from backstage dressing rooms.
In short, it's the old "F you, pay me" argument, one that is at once cogent and logical.
We then propose a phylogeny-based nomenclature that utilizes consistent punctuation with letter and number suffixes and (rare) prefixes to arrive at a cogent machine-searchable scheme that is based on expectation of common structure and function through orthology, but which is flexible enough to accommodate new discoveries that will emerge from genome sequencing projects in the coming years.
It is a remarkable document: at once a cogent, self-sufficient musical narrative and, possibly, a coded critique of the mode of listening that had helped to make a phenomenon of the Third.
Big canvases by Barnett Newman, inflected only with the vertical divisions (not quite lines and not quite shapes) that he termed "zips," look more brilliantly cogent at the Stedelijk than in any other setting, including New York's Museum of Modern Art.
The result of all his pains is a sprawling, string-drenched fantasia that, at its most cogent, recalls Elliott Smith's more baroque moments and US indie darlings Built to Spill (their cellist lends a hand).
This might seem cogent at first sight, but once more epistemological difficulties quickly arise.
You cannot look at the painting and have cogent thoughts about it at the same time.
Obviously, the MPI doesn't manage to fully capture the idea of development as freedom, but it takes a fairly cogent stab at running with Mr Sen's ideas.Ms Alkire was also at pains to point out that the MPI isn't meant to replace, but rather to supplement, income-based poverty measures like the World Bank's dollar (or $1.25) per day-type measures.
