Sentence examples for making a cogent case from inspiring English sources

The Bible presents a similar opportunity, although the omissions in "Biblical Art in a Secular Century" keep the exhibition from making a cogent case for the 20th century as either secular or religious.

If we failed to make a cogent case, he'd call us on it.

"Paterno" makes a cogent case for absorbing Paterno's entire legacy, not merely his final sad months.

Mr. Tosches makes a cogent case that the young Clay could not have stood up to the real Liston.

In "Why 'Time and Again' Casts So Powerful a Spell" (Jan . 28, Ric Burns makes a cogent case for the book's influence on New York City's preservationists.

In a brilliantly researched and annotated work of scholarship, Reid makes a cogent case that the battle has become more internal — but of necessity, not by choice.

(Cotter) ★ Whitney Museum of American Art: 'Wade Guyton: OS' (through Jan . 13 Something of a rarity this fall season, a beautiful, thoughtfully staged show makes a cogent case for a young painter with no overt political ax to grind working in New York.

If she came here, and she made a cogent case as to why she doesn't think ethanol makes sense and why she voted against it, that'd be one thing.

Not having a villain to boo is emotionally less satisfying, but Clark makes a cogent case for the war as a tragedy, not a crime: in his telling there is a smoking pistol in the hands of every major character.

Mr. Brinkley makes a cogent case for why Luce's story and the sometimes controversial history of his frankly partisan publishing empire deserve to be seen in a new light.

The Whitney Museum has a hit on its hands: a beautiful show organized by a young curator that makes a cogent case for the work of a young artist.