Sentence examples for cogent cases from inspiring English sources

Other former ministers usually associated with Labour's Blairite wing – Liam Byrne, Ivan Lewis – made equally cogent cases against action, prefacing their remarks with denunciations of Isis before querying the viability of a government plan that appeared long on moral purpose but short on strategic clarity.

This speech was, all the same, the most cogent case he has made for his approach.

If we failed to make a cogent case, he'd call us on it.

There may be a cogent case against the government's position.

Writing in the Sutton Coldfield Observer, Birmingham Erdington MP Sion Simon makes a cogent case for the government's ID-card legislation.

But it's not so feeble that a cogent case against a bad idea cuts no ice.

"Paterno" makes a cogent case for absorbing Paterno's entire legacy, not merely his final sad months.

Mr. Tosches makes a cogent case that the young Clay could not have stood up to the real Liston.

In "Why 'Time and Again' Casts So Powerful a Spell" (Jan . 28, Ric Burns makes a cogent case for the book's influence on New York City's preservationists.

In a brilliantly researched and annotated work of scholarship, Reid makes a cogent case that the battle has become more internal — but of necessity, not by choice.

Mr. Brinkley makes a cogent case for why Luce's story and the sometimes controversial history of his frankly partisan publishing empire deserve to be seen in a new light.