Significados de most cogent en inglés

The most cogent means at hand was to threaten his commerce.

I was certainly desirous of avoiding this interview, for the most cogent reasons.

The most cogent objection to his verses is their generality.

To cite a most cogent example in each category:

St. George Mivart, regarded by Darwin as his most cogent critic (see pp.

C. O. Whitman presented his most cogent defense of orthogenesis in pigeons (see pp.

It had been his most cogent argument, and now Bull knew where he'd borrowed it from.

And he can always give you the most cogent reasons for the faith that is in him.

And a most cogent answer it is.

I have declined, in behalf of the United States, to accept this invitation, for the most cogent reasons.

But the instrument in exegesis which was used with most cogent force was the occult significance of certain numbers.

Stuart Kauffman and Brian Goodwin have presented the most cogent modern arguments in this tradition of direct physical causation.

He peremptorily, refused the money for which they clamored, giving the most cogent of all reasons, an empty coffer.

Poverty will often lead to great intellectual pursuits; but the resources of fortune will frequently suppress the most cogent ideas.

He defended himself with a serene countenance and the most cogent arguments, but would not stoop to deprecation and intreaty.

But Amalfi had left the city's drivers undisturbed for the most cogent of all reasons: for the survival of the city.