Sentence examples for the cogency of from inspiring English sources

Burke would have agreed entirely, and admired the cogency of so few words.

The cogency of the court's analysis makes Supreme Court review of the decision unlikely.

But in his new book the beauty of his narrative is not matched by the cogency of his analysis.

They were more concerned with the earth tones of his suits than the cogency of his arguments.

In effect, these philosophers challenged the cogency of the intuitive ideas that the ordinary person supposedly has about independent existence.

It led him into willful eccentricities that may raise unkind questions about the cogency of his early triumphs.

In combination with the physical challenges involved in reaching the egg, this molecular quality control ensures that the developmental cogency of the offspring is at least maintained.

It is not the solutions themselves that are as relevant as is the obvious cogency of the process to achieve individual and group emancipation.

With Soderbergh acting as director, cinematographer and editor on every episode (predominantly written by its two creators), The Knick has the authored cogency of a classy British costume drama, with authentic gas lighting as gloomy as Wolf Hall's, plus the sex and violence that are compulsory to US premium cable.

Thus, since he placed high demands on the clarity and the logical cogency of philosophical work, he set out to publish only when it was required by external circumstances (Twardowski 1926, 30).

Li Tong convinced Zhu of the cogency and superiority of the Confucian Way and cultivation.