cogently

Without it you could not think cogently or maintain balance.

Thanks for expressing it so much more cogently than I was able to.

But I cogently ask you now to forget everything besides the importance of today's business.

You have been thinking cogently for a long time.

Someone will answer those questions, more or less cogently.

He has also written cogently, even presciently, about it for more than 40 years.

You've put a view of the play (that I tend to disagree with) cogently and clearly.

"As your father so cogently indicated, until now we have had no committees.

And ironic that you can read Chris's arguments the most cogently by paying for them.

The idea has to be cogently argued, supported by evidence and convincing in its cultural context.

The problem, Miles argues cogently, is not one of public relations but of policy.

A week later, another letter appeared in that paper, cogently discussing the views I had expressed.

It is the person who can sit quietly through a meeting and then cogently synthesize the issues.

The chief of staff explained his reasoning quite cogently.

All students should know how to read critically, write cogently, and speak persuasively.

And is management willing to discuss current problems cogently and directly?

A final film cogently explores the unprecedented challenges posed by a post-9/11 world.

But he spoke cogently over three hours of testimony about the beatings and their aftermath.

Rarely have I seen the topic discussed so cogently.

The arguments, so cogently true, flapped unheeded through his head.

What's needed, he argues cogently, is precisely the reverse.

This time a little more calmly and cogently.

She also explained cogently why the starship had to be large enough to sustain its own ecosystem.

His cogently written book is packed with first-hand observations and powerful conclusions.

Contrasting comments from two of the interviewees make the point more cogently than any direct statement.