Sentence examples for was cogent from inspiring English sources
adjective
Reasonable and convincing; based on evidence.
His performance was cogent, sensitive, insightful and, in the finale, exciting.
The last time there was cogent equality of the sexes was around 7000 BC.
It was cogent in itself, but he seemed unsure how to convert it into sound.
Their pitch was cogent: "We believe that failure to expeditiously fund storm relief and recovery will severely weaken this region and worsen our nation's overall fiscal condition".
Eady and Moses said that production orders should only be granted if there was cogent evidence of how important the unbroadcast footage would be in a police investigation.
His discussion of youth culture and the gurus of the age, from Herbert Marcuse to Norman O Brown, was cogent and persuasive.
This is too cursory to be cogent.
Her descriptions of intricate deals are cogent.
"But I know now that my position is cogent.
Therefore, he does not know that his proof is cogent.
