Sentence examples for cogency * from inspiring English sources

Such articulate cogency and a splendid voice like Richard Burton".

The thesis feels right, intuitively, but its cogency hinges on the details.

Burke would have agreed entirely, and admired the cogency of so few words.

Yet his devotion to the music gave the strangeness a cogency and aptness.

There is far less structural cogency to Schumann and far more fantastical imagination.

This lack of cogency is not aided by his inexplicable effect on women.

The omnipresent sense of threat lent it remarkable cogency and unity of purpose.

For once, you may disengage the part of your brain that craves cogency and meaning.

The cogency of the court's analysis makes Supreme Court review of the decision unlikely.

But in his new book the beauty of his narrative is not matched by the cogency of his analysis.

The result, wrote Tynan, was that the play took on much more cogency and shape; Jean became a central figure.