Sentence examples for cogent responses from inspiring English sources

Possible cogent responses to the show include naughty delight and sincere abhorrence.

Mr. Manson's discontented howls form a cogent response to family values-based attacks on rock.

And, still, there has been no cogent response from Congress or the Bush administration.

A cogent response was called for, and on Wednesday, at the Palais des Beaux-Arts, in Brussels, Obama delivered one.

Instead of complaining about the harm that US hostility is doing to British BP pensioners, a more cogent response would be to quietly ask Obama to share the blame.

The most cogent response to Sean Wilentz's latest denunciation of the Clinton impeachment proceedings as nothing more than an unwarranted partisan assault by a Republican "impeachment gang" (Op-Ed, Aug. 21) can come from Senator Joseph I. Lieberman.

It is the most eloquent and intellectually cogent response to those who belittle and malign Islamic culture; it shows that the Nobel prize committee is capable instead of seeing its depth and richness.

A more respectful treatment might suggest that King's understanding of just-war theory, his familiarity with the dialectical relationship between security and liberty, and his creative imagination could assist us in formulating a cogent response to radical Islam's critique of modernity.

Fashioning a cogent response to the nonidentity problem that does not create at least as many problems as it solves has thus emerged as a critical challenge in contemporary moral philosophy.

Not even Mossberg could get a cogent response from Apple, which told him: "We have dedicated software teams across multiple platforms.

For the other recommended re-analyses, including #1 (seed-based analysis), #11 (higher-dimensional ICA decomposition) and #13 (FLICA analysis) it is important that you either follow the recommendation or provide a cogent response as to why this was not done.