argue cogently

Examples (10)

• The lawyer was able to argue her case so cogently that the jury was convinced.
• In his new book, the professor argues cogently for a radical shift in economic policy.
• You must learn to argue your points cogently if you want to succeed in the debate club.
• She cogently argued that the company's current strategy was unsustainable.
• Despite the opposition, he continued arguing cogently for the rights of the minority group.
• The research paper argues cogently, using data and logical reasoning to support its thesis.
• His failure to argue cogently during the presentation cost him the contract.
• If they want to change minds, they will have to argue their position more cogently.
• The leader of the opposition argued cogently against the new legislation in parliament.
• It is one thing to have an opinion, but another to be able to argue it cogently.