cogently การใช้

• The Court cogently explains why it adopts the Government's interpretation.
• Serkin's performances are exquisite, affectingly lyrical yet cogently articulated.
• Both argue patiently and cogently for their respective views.
• Lowell put the opposing view as cogently as possible.
• They display remarkably lucid ideas that are cogently expressed.
• These are issues the White House must cogently address as the congressional debate unfolds.
• It was a courteous and cogently argued post.
• But he spoke cogently over three hours of testimony about the beatings and their aftermath.
• They won't take my denials, no matter how cogently I explain it.
• The Code is universally acknowledged as a cogently drafted code, ahead of its time.
• JUSTICE THOMAS has cogently explained why the judgment of the Court of Appeals should be affirmed.
• Harmony is applied liberally and cogently.
• If she does it herself, she can talk about it more cogently on the air.
• One historian has argued cogently that Calvin Coolidge's psychological problems helped derail his presidency.
• They can't do it cogently unless they know the range of options ."
• Wasserstein has addressed these questions and he has described them cogently in the specific set of postwar circumstances.
• On the one hand, his narrator cogently, even passionately explores and exposes injustices his characters endure.
• This has been argued cogently and with sources by many people on the Talk page for this article.
• I've done my best to cogently summarize the essence of the notability in a single sentence.
• "Whole language " cogently addresses significant problems with the traditional drill-to-skill curriculum.