Sentence examples for cogent enough from inspiring English sources

The provoked notion of contemporary art as an arena of sadomasochism is just cogent enough to chill, a trifle.

But there are other reasons for taking such action, and 'they are cogent enough to have won the.

"Not one had the word 'private' on the cover," she reasoned, and her mother, Anne, who had Alzheimer's, wasn't cogent enough to be consulted.

My arguments were not cogent enough to move him, but I'm hoping that other people who might have the same reservation — and there haven't been many — might be swayed.

Mr. D'Amico said that he had no information on Mr. Myers's mental health history, but that he was apparently cogent enough to avoid several attempts to force him from his hide-out in the darkened, debris-strewn bar, shielding himself from tear gas in a small back room.

But although she rambles and repeats herself at times, this material remains tough, cogent and disturbing enough to have a serious impact.

Still, the movie that we do have is cogent, lavish, and formidable enough, with a Recchi-like power to frighten and seduce.

But we do have many -- and we certainly have enough to reach cogent conclusions about nutrition guidance.

The real question is: Can they be unified enough to present a relevant and cogent program and alternative?

The average career expectancy of a prime minister has fallen to around eight months — hardly long enough to give birth to a cogent thought, let alone an innovative policy.

Ms. Dubay didn't know enough English to offer a more cogent analysis of the situation, but from her face you could see that she appreciated the nuttiness of it.