Sentence examples for an incoherence from inspiring English sources
To adapt Churchill's line about Russia, Trump's approach to Syria is an impulse wrapped in indifference inside an incoherence.
He was troubled by what he saw as an incoherence within Islam on the question of free will and predestination.
Vivienne's letters have both a directness and an incoherence that rip apart the smooth surface of life, which Eliot's guarded prose was always trying to maintain.
The result is an incoherence that James Poulos described well in a recent column in Forbes: With Obama, the GOP has become like Woody Allen's neurotic diner: the food is horrible, and such small portions!
Isis, among many others, draws its appeal from an incoherence of concepts – "democracy" and "individual rights" among them – with which many still reflexively shore up the ideological defences of a self-evidently dysfunctional system.
(America, incidentally, captures the gap between Dr Fox and the Tory leadership like nothing else: he strives to maintain contact with the Republicans; Mr Cameron's people are fervent fans of Barack Obama).His enemies accuse Dr Fox of an incoherence that is typical of the right: craving a smaller state but complaining of cuts to favoured causes.
There was, after all, a certain incoherence — perhaps a tactical incoherence — in Washington's philosophy, which flowed from the assumption that education would make blacks less militant in pursuit of their rights.
But disarray among top personnel is almost always a sign of a larger incoherence.
They assume that Φ is formed by selecting rows from an orthogonal matrix with a low incoherence parameter μ, which is the minimum value such that |Φ ij |2≤μ/n for any i,j.
REVIEWING Barry Hannah's first novel, "Geronimo Rex," back in 1972, John Updike remarked upon an "accelerating incoherence" in the way the story's events were ordered.
But repeatedly this suggestion is countered explicitly by the philosopher himself or implicitly by an obvious incoherence with other basic principles.
