Sentence examples for cogent statement from inspiring English sources

Folding together two Sondheim songs, "Children Will Listen" and "Not While I'm Around," she made a cogent statement about parental influence and protection during adolescence.

This may be the book's most cogent statement, though a headline in The Onion put it better: "Women Now Empowered by Everything a Woman Does".

It read, "Rich and Poor in English to Subscribers in French and other Latin Tongues," and concluded with a more cogent statement of Sylvia's book-rental terms.

However, he ended his diatribe with a more cogent statement, criticizing President Bush for sending a message to our young people that the way to resolve conflicts is with violence.

So very much, I appreciate and treasure your cogent statement on poetry..

Some people could construe the series as slightly misogynist, but we think it makes a cogent statement against people who shit at crowded bars.

You can hear him gobbling, intermittently, during his time by the podium, thereby providing some of the more cogent statements recently heard from that dais.

Despite Land's inability to formulate a cogent police statement ("I'm writing about teeth and growls and foxes and smiles and breaths"), one of the perps is caught and sentenced, and the other flees town.

Despite strong work by Michael J. Fox and Sean Penn, the true-life Vietnam-atrocity film "Casualties of War" (1989) -- lavishly praised by the same people who had found "Blow Out" a cogent political statement -- played more like a theorem than a movie, while the egregiously misconceived "Bonfire of the Vanities" (1990) bid fair to become the "Heaven's Gate" of its decade.

Can a cogent argument overcome his philosophical predispositions?

All was drab; nothing suggested careful rehearsal or cogent argument.