Sentence examples for cogent points from inspiring English sources

Your editorial (9 May) made some cogent points about how Labour must refashion its political strategy.

One of Hall's many cogent points is that specific art travels well.

Beck brings up more than a few cogent points in his special.

"He has staying power and can outlast mere human beings in sticking to the cogent points of his position".

Duveen was unimpressed; experts on his side also made cogent points about pigment, but he was not interested in pigment.

President Obama's measured defense of his foreign policy at West Point on Wednesday made many cogent points to rebut critics.

Of these three camps the third has by far the most cogent point.

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

Mr. Shawn seems to have had such a cogent point that it has set me feverishly to work.

Graham did make one cogent point about bringing in an outside counsel: "Well, you got 11 politicians who haven't done a trial in about 20 years.

But she would make some cogent point about history and then someone would literally put up their hand and make some comment about her hair.