Sentence examples for was so cogent from inspiring English sources

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

• 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".

Wouldn't sending US special forces back into Iraq -- invariably a prelude to the more politically unpopular act of sending in US ground forces to finish the job -- be precisely the vaguely conceived act that cogent Americans thought was so preposterous after 9/11?

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Tickets: $20 $155 for students and 65+.  ALLAN KOZINN * 'PABLO CASALS — ARTIST OF CasalsENCE'sCastatus stasus as a 20th-century musical icon has long been assured, but you don't often find cogent attempts to explain exactly why he was so important.

The case against Mr. Skilling was so amorphous that prosecutors found it difficult at first to weave the various threads into a cogent narrative.

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

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.

And in terms of your altered behaviour when you're on them, the high is so fleeting that you remain largely in a cogent state and aware of your actions.

It's such a crazy endeavor and there are so many different factors that need to come together in some form of cogent way to bring a film to realization, even if it's the biggest piece of shit ever.

It is cogent to ask why a genus with such a capacity for long distance dispersal, should be so restricted in the South West Pacific.