It has to do with their anger that I came up with a new and more cogent view of the origin of the scrolls".
A muffled car horn toots from the orchestra early in Il tabarro, the first of Puccini's trio of operas known as Il trittico which opened last week in a cogent new production to launch the Royal Opera House's self-styled "Olympic Season".
In a triumphant, cogent new staging for English National Opera by Richard Jones, these opening bars were performed with the curtain down but the proscenium area brilliantly illuminated, commanding attention not by darkening the house but by brightening it.
AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France — The Festival of Aix-en-Provence, France's best-known classical music event, founded in 1948, has proved again its importance to international opera by launching cogent new productions that are likely to be seen elsewhere, thanks to a network of co-productions.
They are given a new but dramatically very cogent final scene together.
Another post-surveillance study using devices with the new DF-4 standard (Cogent-4, clinical trial number NCT00606710) has been completed but not reported yet.
But what cogent reason excludes new human lives from the protection against deliberate killing that all innocent human beings should enjoy?
Janet Flanner began her career at The New Yorker composing evocative and cogent dispatches from Europe, writing nearly seven hundred Letters from Paris under the nom de plume Genêt, from 1925 to 1975.
Matur and Masri are the two most illustrious and cogent of this new generation of female poets; their verse combines to create a devastating but richly composed verbal landscape that it is at once epic and intensely human.
(33) A wide literature exists describing the glycopeptides, their mechanism of action, and combinatorial approaches to increasing their potency, potentially facilitating the cogent design of new polymerizable analogs.
