Sentence examples for cogent essay from inspiring English sources

Wikipedia has flourished because many people can write a cogent essay.

Regarding Jane Smiley's cogent essay (The Way We Live Now, Dec. 2) on the administration's advocacy for women's rights in Afghanistan, does anyone else find it frustrating and offensive that it has been left to the first lady to talk about this?

Lawrence [ 47] has written a cogent essay in support of the view that the Linnean paradigm of hierarchical descent fails to describe the evolution of prokaryotes because LGT occurs "at all levels of taxonomic inclusiveness".

"What if the young black man in those Off the Wall videos had not disappeared?" Fisher himself demands, at the end of a cogent introductory essay.

According to the show's organizer, the MOCA curator Paul Schimmel — in one of several extraordinarily cogent and informative essays in the catalogue — the young Murakami's parents required him to write papers on exhibitions he visited, which included shows of Renoir and Goya.

But, knowing him as a writer avowedly committed to Marxist principles of social justice, with an intense sensitivity to contemporary moral and emotional complexities and a thoughtful mind that finds expression in lucid, cogent talks and essays, I wonder if he uses the horrific as a brilliant barrage of blanks concealing a subtler, deeper engagement with the dark side.

Lustig offers three cogent and elegantly argued essays, "California at the Edge"; "Voting, Elections, and the Failure of Representation in California"; and "A People's Convention for California".

The Adding Machine, an essay collection, is a cogent introduction to Burroughs's thought.

Your essay sloppily made some cogent points about ignoring the noise in daily life.

The same might well be said of Mr. Amis, whose reviews and essays in this volume are consistently cogent, often illuminating and almost always entertaining.

A favourite Nora Ephron essay of mine, "I hate my purse" makes a cogent point about handbags.