Sentence examples for especially cogent from inspiring English sources

Their presence is neither subtle nor especially cogent, and has come in for derision by many critics of the film.

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.

Generally uncharismatic, he is not as well known to the American public as many other Democrats, nor is he an especially cogent public speaker.

Which makes especially cogent its arrival the same week Mayor Bill de Blasio begins plugging for citywide rezoning.

The essential interactions between viruses and their entry receptors provide particularly cogent examples.

Although this aspect of my answer is specific to my industry, the larger point is cogent for all professionals, and especially small business owners, which is that social and professional media dazzles people with what they think they are supposed to be because everyone is doing it.

The challenge of lack of access to electricity especially in the rural areas of Nigeria is further compounded by the lack of cogent electrification plans.

This points out that pathogenicity predictions should always be treated with caution and that functional validation of variants is of paramount importance to clarify their role in contributing to phenotype, especially in the context of specific haplogroups and upon taking into account that penetrance is a cogent clinical issue particularly in canonical mitochondriopathies such as LHON.

The unlikely, formative friendships Lian makes with two aging historians in the camp (one's cogent motto is "Don't turn around, because behind you lies the dreadful past") and especially with Kim, a schoolmate back in Beijing, constitute the soul of the book as well as the only real spine of its perhaps too linear plot.

None has been cogent.

He was suddenly cogent.