Sentence examples similar to cogent means from inspiring English sources
This phenomenon is so widespread that without batting an eyelash we'll ask a scientist to quickly summarize their work for 'non-specialists', with the cogent implication that this means simplifying it to the utmost.
"Antichrist," whose title I don't claim to understand, is split into chapters, with headings like "Despair (Gynocides)" and "Pain (Chaos Reigns)." It would be hard to prove that these mean much, or refer to any cogent structure in the film.
The correct answer "cogent evidence" is actually quite obvious, since "evidence" definitely means "proof".
A week later (sorry Brett), I'm still having trouble putting all these thoughts and questions about what happened in my beloved home state - and what it means for my beloved home nation - into cogent form.
This does not mean that all initiatives necessarily address the same problem; it means that they are mutually reinforcing and form a cogent whole.
The need for a cogent message is long overdue, but the need for a mean-spirited and ignorant leader is unfounded.
Cogent evidence suggests that acute fluctuations of glucose around a mean value over a daily period of intermittent hyperglycemia and obesity, activating oxidative stress, might play an important role in cardiovascular disease in type 2 diabetic patients (1– 3).
Sometimes one discovers something by means of visual thinking using background knowledge, resulting in a cogent argument from which one could construct a proof.
Identifying herself as a "cultural conservationist" (but by no means a cultural conservative), Jacoby laments the decline of middlebrow American culture and presents a cogent defense of intellectualism.
