Sentence examples for equally cogent from inspiring English sources
Now, in "Thank You for Your Service," he has written an equally cogent "Odyssey".
The 43-year old Canadian actor is equally cogent on the most controversial aspect of 24, the alacrity with which Jack reaches for the instruments of torture.
Other former ministers usually associated with Labour's Blairite wing – Liam Byrne, Ivan Lewis – made equally cogent cases against action, prefacing their remarks with denunciations of Isis before querying the viability of a government plan that appeared long on moral purpose but short on strategic clarity.
Not all of these challenges are equally cogent against every variety of modal fictionalism, and some explicitly have as their targets only some versions of the doctrine.
Not all of Andrews's suggestions, however, are as cogent.
What seems reasonably clear is that not all functions of the brain will count equally in any cogent defense of the whole-brain approach.
Of the two, the Autobahn album emerges as more cogent.
Though Phillips writes specifically here about racism and the experiences of immigrants, his cogent argument is equally applicable to the climate in which we find ourselves.
Cogent reasons were provided as to how these two elements might promote weight loss.
This approach is especially cogent for changes in tropical forests, given the broad-ranging forces acting on them and the equally broad-ranging consequences of their loss.
