n.说服力；（复）令人信服的说法

The argument's cogency lies in its ability to convince even the most skeptical minds.
这个论点的说服力在于它能说服最怀疑的人。
The witness's testimony had such cogency that the jury had no choice but to believe him.
证人的证词如此确凿，陪审团不得不相信他。
The scientist presented cogent reasons for his theory, backed by extensive research.
这位科学家提供了有力的证据支持他的理论，基于大量的研究。
Despite her reservations, she found herself swayed by the cogency of his argument.
尽管她有所保留，但她还是被他的论据说服了。
The politician's speech lacked cogency, failing to resonate with the audience.
这位政治家的演讲缺乏说服力，无法引起听众的共鸣。
In legal disputes, cogency of evidence is crucial to establish guilt or innocence.
在法律纠纷中，证据的说服力对于确定有罪或无罪至关重要。
Her writing style possesses a compelling cogency that keeps readers engaged.
她的写作风格具有引人入胜的说服力，使读者保持兴趣。
His proposal was dismissed due to the lack of cogency in his cost-benefit analysis.
由于他的成本效益分析缺乏说服力，他的提议被驳回了。
The historian's arguments about ancient civilizations had remarkable cogency, reshaping our understanding.
这位历史学家关于古代文明的论点具有显著的说服力，重塑了我们对历史的理解。
The teacher's explanation of complex mathematical concepts had such cogency that students could grasp them easily.
老师对复杂数学概念的解释非常有说服力，学生们能够轻松理解。