Sentence examples for such a cogent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shawn seems to have had such a cogent point that it has set me feverishly to work.

Before the movie deal was made, people sometimes asked me what actors I imagined playing my characters, and the only response I could offer was this: I have such a cogent image of these people that they'd have to play themselves.

Besides, who couldn't love it when the founder, Nicholas Negroponte, makes such a cogent argument for the rise of the robots.

Despite such suspicions there was a cogent rationale for the policy.

This has been demonstrated via application of dynamic system model simulations [ 12, 13] and such simulations have become a cogent influence on policy makers.

Most likely, E. coli's legacy of recombination [ 38] hinders such attempts to discern a cogent phylogeny, as predicted two decades ago by Dykhuizen and Green [ 6].

A prototype of such a system, called COGents, has been developed employing an existing multi-agent platform.

Previous proteomic analysis with the employment of various advanced techniques such as two-dimensional electrophoresis provides a cogent approach to investigate the molecular mechanisms of rice response to abiotic stresses [ 7, 8].

The Met Office recently held a workshop of 25 experts to find out if there is a cogent reason why Europe has experienced such an unusual run of unseasonal weather.

It is admirable, I suppose, that Ms. Taylor has such ambitious matters on her mind, but she has failed to shape them into a cogent or engaging play.

Quotations were selected by the lead author as being a cogent representation of an issue assigned to a particular theme, and independently confirmed as such by the other authors.