Sentence examples for so cogent from inspiring English sources

The result was theater so cogent that it was later distilled as the play "Inherit the Wind".

• To the Editor: Tyler E. Boudreau's article is so cogent: "That far too many of those returning from combat experience deep and long-lasting devastation is irrefutable".

Stein's insights are so profound and urgent, many of her sentences so cogent, that it is worth wading through (or skimming over) some passages of academic jargon, to arrive at her illuminating, Freudian understanding of religious terrorism.

"But he's so smart and his speech was so cogent".  .

The two additional key questions regarding professionalization and costs were selected because they are relevant to the sustainability of STMM activity, so cogent in our time when international commissions discuss the sustainability of development goals and global governance in health at the political level in the post-2015 agenda [ 14].

What do they want?" was my oh-so cogent reply.

Yet and this is what makes Cogent so horrifying to its competitors the company has racked up that market share while remaining a financial pipsqueak.

Cogent asked Telia to set up a shared connection in northern Europe so that Sven, a Cogent customer, could e-mail, swap files or call Gunnar, a Telia customer, over a short, direct route (A).

So again; well done CoGeNT.

They are cogent but, so far, pretty lonely.

We have a female prime minister again, so there is no cogent excuse to refuse.