Sentence examples for mostly cogent from inspiring English sources
In the process, they came up with an agenda that's serious, detailed and mostly cogent.
Meanwhile, Cogent's mostly U.S. customer base lost access to the smaller collection of (mostly Swedish) Web sites that Telia controlled.
He knew that the human race in general is illogical, often lacking sophistication, mostly badly educated, filled with bluster, loquaciousness and incapable of cogent analysis - increasingly we are inured to it.
"The Super Bowl can cause people to do stupid things, especially in our business," Mr. Fischer said, referring to extravagant commercials that "are created mostly for entertainment value" rather than to offer "a clear, cogent message" about the sponsor's brand.
Critical voices stalk the edge of The Met: Policing London, but they are never centered, mostly portrayed as members of an angry crowd rather than individual voices with cogent, vital criticisms to make.
Mr. Clapton's own set mostly puttered along until Mr. Beck and then Mr. Winwood, one of the day's most cogent soloists, forced him to push himself.
Where Adler mostly contents himself with anecdotes, Abramson draws on a wealth of academic studies of juror behavior and presents a cogent account both of the theories underlying the jury system and of their bumpy translation into the reality of American courtrooms.
Cogent Psychology, 4 (1).
