cogence

The word cogence is used to express that fervent erudition and virtuosity of the Rhunes.

Marune: Alastor 933 Vance, Jack 1975

I'll drive them hard, teach them how to write with cohesion, cogence, logos.

Brock Cohen: A Promise to the Students of an Uncool Teacher Brock Cohen 2010

Hoary beams supported a ceiling almost invisible by reason of height and dimness; the walls, which were faced with carved stone plaques - again the product of someone's cogence - showed a thickness of five feet where the four tall windows opened to a view of the northern mountains.

Marune: Alastor 933 Vance, Jack 1975

In each stood a massive urn three feet tall carved from black brown porphyry: the product of a cogence.

Marune: Alastor 933 Vance, Jack 1975

It also implies that other individuals who are willing to engage in a similar process can judge the coherence and cogence of your reasoning.

The Guardian World News Ewen MacAskill 2010

CNN's Wolf Blitzer will present fabulous analysis of the brilliance and cogence of the question asked by a CNN reporter.

CNN Political Ticker 2009

(To get a sense of O'Leary's cogence in years past, read his brilliant rebuttal to the Baker-Hamilton report on Iraq.)

Pajamas Media 2009

CNN's Wolf Blitzer will present fabulous analysis of the brilliance and cogence of the question asked by a CNN reporter.

CNN Political Ticker 2009

CNN's Wolf Blitzer will present fabulous analysis of the brilliance and cogence of the question asked by a CNN reporter.

CNN Political Ticker 2009

Also, I wonder whether Nature’s initial enthusiasm PaulM #39 was tempered not from bullying but from Nature’s own chagrin at discovering the cogence of the opposition to the Hockey Stick.

Nature Blog Withdraws Invitation « Climate Audit 2007