Sentence examples for cogent passion from inspiring English sources

Unlike Domenici, Wellstone speaks with the cogent passion of a defender of the vulnerable and neglected.

Specifically, right now, we need Corbyn to lead the opposition to a bombing campaign in Syria, by arguing with calm and cogent passion against indulging the reflex desire for vengeance which, so recent history teaches, will intensify rather than resolve the civil war there and the danger of terrorist reprisals here.

Thanks to William Safire for a cogent and concise discussion of the controversy over Mel Gibson's movie "The Passion of the Christ".

He offered a tighter, more cogent presentation of his policies and for the first time in weeks recaptured some of the passion of his Democratic convention speech.

Its very complexity can make it seem bewildering in performance, though John Eliot Gardiner and the Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique offered a superbly cogent interpretation that emphasised the work's tragic elements, albeit occasionally at the expense of its passion.

The film withholds the explicit fear and passion that another kind of treatment might have aimed for, but it works as a cogent, subdued parable of mortality.

Lioy recognized the need for a cogent plan to shape a public health response to disasters, and this became his research focus, direction, and passion.

None has been cogent.

He was suddenly cogent.

So again; well done CoGeNT.

She is a reliable cogent figure.