cogency ,

"I believe the question just acquired new levels of cogency. "

He is almost certainly right that a relationship exists, but there may be question of its cogency.

We want to hear the cogency of their analysis.

It is only by bringing them into the light of day that we can assess their cogency.

Work on legislative packages is never easy and I welcome its cogency.

Lauren was surprised at the cogency of her sister's reply.

The cogency of this distinction will be considered later.

It is also a bit too curtailed for cogency.

The narrow, refined approach accounted for the show's remarkable cogency.

With equal cogency, they symbolize the era now drawing to a close.

The case against Lincoln's renomination was made with dignity and cogency.

In any event, the cogency of the shell-creature's curse was not yet certain.

Concurrently he wrote with wit and cogency about the English visual scene.

It has all the cogency of smashing Japanese cars with pickaxes.

The premises which underpin the cogency of such an assumption have already been considered.

He nodded to himself, as though he appreciated the cogency of his own argument.

But the proposals also raise questions about the cogency of previous American arguments on conventional arms issues.

Do you know that an idea has just struck me of great simplicity and of some cogency.

Yet his devotion to the music gave the strangeness a cogency and aptness.

It was as though neither side really cared about mere logical cogency, because both had already made up their minds.

For once, you may disengage the part of your brain that craves cogency and meaning.

"But at other times, the text is of great beauty and cogency, and one would like this to be accessible to people."

The cogency of this prescriptive analysis is highly questionable.

Because of its dramatic cogency, it proved to be no less valid in 1986 when the play was revised and revived.

Where one spins the tunes, the other continues the melodic line to give cogency and consistency to the whole.