Sentence examples for babbling incoherently from inspiring English sources

Close family members can recall me babbling incoherently and grasping for things that weren't in front of me.

I barely knew what was going on as I lay in a bed at the Royal London hospital, babbling incoherently.

Scrambling backwards through the heaving Karma club, I leapt out into the freezing Austrian morning, babbling incoherently.

Nowadays, live television meltdowns seem to be pathological, not political -- Janet Jackson baring a breast during the Super Bowl or Farrah Fawcett babbling incoherently to David Letterman.

He sits babbling incoherently about shadowy figures who want to read his e-mail messages and track his credit-card purchases.

The mother, who was babbling incoherently at emergency responders, was also taken to Woodhull for a psychiatric evaluation and later transferred to Elmhurst Hospital Center, in Queens, the police said.

But mostly they babble incoherently to themselves, bursting "into mindless and uncontrollable laughter at random moments" and "not necessarily about anything in particular".

One son, Dar? 55, babbles incoherently, shreds his socks and diapers, and squirms so vigorously he is sometimes tied to a chair with baggy blue shorts.

Later stories around the barn have it that he babbled incoherently all the way, and even a subsequent two nights at Bellevue failed to restore his reason.

Mr. Romney babbled incoherently at Saturday night's debate about Griswold v. Connecticut, the 1965 Supreme Court decision that said states do not have the power to outlaw birth control, based on a constitutional right to privacy.

They wore tinfoil hats, babbled incoherently to themselves and, by and large, were little more than a nuisance to the onlookers with the curiosity or the compassion to engage them.