Sentence examples for more cogent statements from inspiring English sources

You can hear him gobbling, intermittently, during his time by the podium, thereby providing some of the more cogent statements recently heard from that dais.

It read, "Rich and Poor in English to Subscribers in French and other Latin Tongues," and concluded with a more cogent statement of Sylvia's book-rental terms.

However, he ended his diatribe with a more cogent statement, criticizing President Bush for sending a message to our young people that the way to resolve conflicts is with violence.

Just one more cogent argument for home schooling.

But doing so does not really enhance the explanatory value of our interpretation, nor make the argument more cogent.

Davis, whose platform called for legalizing and taxing marijuana and casinos, was not only more cogent than Paladino, she had a winning way of finishing up her statements ahead of the buzzer.

Of the two, the Autobahn album emerges as more cogent.

Altogether more cogent is Francisco Coll's Café Kafka.

Alternatively, a more complex model is needed to consider many more cogent factors.

At the time (we met him) he was much more cogent.

Whatever criticism is made of Mr Zenawi, he is more cogent and measured than the opposition.