Sentence examples for cogency and from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Hawke is on a roll right now, and "Good Kill" stirs him to another performance of cogency and zeal.

Arguments ought to be judged on the basis of their validity and cogency, as attacking the arguer does not get us any further with respect to the issues one is trying to explore.

Jude's passionate respect for the wisdom of the marketplace, whether financial or political, his brillance and cogency in explaining and interpreting the markets' meaning, and his unfailing insistence on understanding the view through the eyes of the underdog, the unpopular, and even the hated, informed us for over 25 years.

The cogency, subtlety and style with which he teases out the paradoxes and perils faced by democracy makes this one of the very best of the great crop of recent books on the subject.

She insists that men are safe assuming female styles as long as they meet rhetorical norms for effective advocacy -- clarity and cogency of argument, appropriate and compelling evidence, and preempting opposing positions.

The cogency of and rip-tide beneath both books lies in the notion of the other, the lost, in a cruel world, finding their own – and their place in something bigger than harsh society.