Sentence examples for cogent stories from inspiring English sources

It is easy to shoot and record, but few have the patience to endure the tedium of editing all that content into cogent stories.

A student's everyday understandings are often cogent stories about the world that make sense to the student and are embedded in everyday experience and discourse (Gee, 1996; Pozo and Gómez Crespo, 2005).

The ones in red — chosen by the women who had rated him — told a cogent story: #AddictedToMirrors, #ShouldComeWithAWarning.

Compared with those two works, Schoenberg's 30-minute "Erwartung" ("Waiting," 1909), with a text by Marie Pappenheim, may at first seem a cogent story.

The whole over-arching problem of creating something that isn't just an immersive environment, but also a world in which a cogent story takes place.

Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus, developed by Sucker Punch, flouts this convention with a reasonably cogent story and some clever dialogue.

The business of the film is not to tell a cogent story or earn the devotion of our sympathies but to analyze alternatives, and, when in doubt, pick whichever is louder.

"The police really need to come in with a coherent and cogent story about why they really need this in order to allow for warrantless searches of cars at roadblocks".

One might even develop a clear beginning and end of the story line, a cogent story that comes to have rational meaning.

Under extraordinary circumstances, it was possible for evolutionary biologists to suppose that rapid ecological change or complex environments might favor the generation of abundant genetic diversity by evolutionarily long-established machinery for eukaryotic sex, but they didn't even have a cogent story to tell for the origin of sex.

This perceptive and cogent account draws on key data and firsthand observations to tell the story of the small college in America.