Sentence examples for highly cogent from inspiring English sources

Hamlice is an adaptation by Punzo that entwines Hamlet with Alice in Wonderland, and in which Shakespeare's characters liberate themselves in Lewis Carroll's world (one which, incidentally, is highly cogent in Italian alternative culture, and played an important role in the insurgent movement in Italy during the 1970s, whose main radio station was called Radio Alice).

Schmidt's argument a highly cogent and persuasive piece of propaganda is dead-on: In the narrative arc of Google's story, Siri is indeed a significant development.

Artie says he can think of a dozen highly cogent arguments to why Marge should accept his prom offer, one of which is from a Time magazine titled "America's Love Affair with the Prom: Even wallflowers can look forward to one date a year," a reference to the American magazine Time.

The first aimed to bring sober, dispassionate analysis and a skeptical temper to questions of domestic policy; the second specialized in devising cogent, often highly polemical arguments in favor of a militarily aggressive foreign policy.

By presenting the contours of Allen Dulles's life and his everlasting imprint on the nature of the CIA in a cogent and highly readable way, Talbot offers us a new and sophisticated analysis of America's secret Cold War history.

He also had, via PSINet and other firms, highly prized "peering" arrangements that allow Cogent's backbone network to connect at no charge to Verizon, AT&T and France Telecom.

Conversely, Publishers Weekly considered it "highly readable" and thought it both "cogent and provocative", representing a significant addition to the debate on U.S. foreign policy.

Any cogent theory of gyrification must account for the fact that, although the consequences of these forces appears to be highly variable across individuals, giving rise to individual-specific variations in the shape, orientation, frequency, and even the presence or absence of gyri and sulci, there is, nonetheless, a surprising level of consistency across individuals.

None has been cogent.

He was suddenly cogent.

It is highly reluctant to take on affairs of any colony until it has set hard as an independent state.*Up to a point but only up to a point these arguments are cogent.