Sentence examples for be incoherent from inspiring English sources
adjective
Lacking coherence or agreement; incongruous; inconsistent; not logically connected.
- The same rambling, incoherent manner. Bishop Warburton.
Sometimes he can be incoherent.
Compasses of robots may be incoherent.
Miss Stein doesn't like people to be incoherent about names.
If it did, the directive given to the Secretary in §1226(c)(1) would be incoherent.
THE aims may be incoherent, but the common threads are clear.
It has caused him considerable reputational damage and has proved to be incoherent politically.
The sum is bland, erratic, and would be incoherent if it weren't somewhat familiar material.
"Our challenge has always been to be as diverse as we are and not be incoherent".
The Democrats may be "incoherent", it says, but they can scarcely do worse than the Republicans have done already.
A signal integrated by the WOLA method is further shown to be incoherent with the signal before integration.
Thus, making sense of semantic assessment sensitivity requires making sense of (a certain kind of) "relative truth" – a notion often held to be incoherent.
