Sentence examples for cogent language from inspiring English sources
I tell Lanzmann that I have just completed a book about survival of the camps in the Bosnian war which the Auschwitz survivor Thomas Buergenthal, former chairman of the committee on conscience at the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC had called "an echo" of the Shoah, helping me to establish a respectful but cogent language.
Now we're reading about senior officials and the president communicating about going to war not with dumb old words but with clear, cogent body language and forward-leaning muscular body language and how the president was watching Gen. Tommy R. Franks's body language very carefully.
We introduce CASL, the CoGenT Architecture Specification Language, a mixed behavioral structure architecture description language designed to facilitate fast-prototyping and tool generation for computer architectures with deep pipelines and complicated timing.
We deconstructed the whys and wherefores of interviews, their aims, their specific and general audiences, the various media through which they're conducted, the ground rules for each one, the art of turning the rich Arabic language into cogent sound bites, and the logistics of planning them.
Dabhoiwala's account of the tradition is less cogent because he limits himself to the English language.
Their body language, their harrumphing, and their lack of anything cogent to offer is a harbinger of that status.
This grim, acutely rendered and dramatically cogent murder mystery is composed in a gripping and sensual musical language that freely adapts 12-tone techniques to give the music a sense of harmonic mooring.
But look beyond the book's occasionally absurd academic language, and footnotes that cite Michel Foucault and Pamela Des Barres with equal facility, and you'll find a cogent and often perceptive look at the scene that yielded Radiohead, Portishead and the Futureheads.
Such language makes the blood run cold in Oklahoma; and the fact that most people in Oklahoma are deeply conservative makes the irony of both the bomb and their disgust at this language all the more cogent.
