Her joint autobiography with Mikulás (2005), published as a series of interviews, tells their extraordinary story with cogency and charm.
"Magnu" – which many of us present think of as Side B, Track 1 – is Brock's adaptation of, and homage to, Shelley's "Song to Apollo", which he played with cogency and especial ardour.
Kushnier isn't the only forceful singer in the group, directed with cogency by Damien Grey and choreographed when it's called for by Greg Graham.
First produced with John Garfield in the central role and Lee Strasberg directing, and later made into a movie with Jack Palance, "The Big Knife" works over themes that Odets explored with more cogency and urgency in his 1937 play, "Golden Boy," which was revived earlier this season in a propulsive production from Lincoln Center Theater.
The thesis seems a tad schematic, but Professor Kennedy maintains it with dazzling cogency.
As the case moved through the courts, he methodically studied the judicial history of confidential sources, a learning process he recounts with impressive cogency and clarity.
But Hamas says, with some cogency, that it has been illegal for Mr Abbas to retain his post as the PA's president since January this year, when his four-year term should have run out.
In 1993, on his fortieth birthday, he declared himself a ceremonial magician; the core of his belief, which he speaks of with striking cogency, is that art is indistinguishable from magic.
Though Hemingway, Henry Green, Raymond Carver, and others have made what music they could of laconic, elliptical modern idiom, people prior to 1920, rich and poor, do seem to have expressed themselves better, with more cogency, pith, grace, mannerliness, and artful irony.
Historians have argued, with some cogency, that its inhabitants would have had a better chance of living in peace had it been incorporated into a Greater Syria, when the Ottoman empire collapsed at the end of the first world war.
His beat there might be described, generously, as media criticism — or, less generously, as a series of broadsides in a dirty culture war, with emotional cogency emphasized over empirical coherence.
