Sentence examples for bit incoherent from inspiring English sources

I reply to the ones I can understand but some are a bit incoherent, you know, like his scripts.

I suppose it's good to see I've been consistent as sometimes over the years it seems as though it's all been a bit incoherent, a bit of this, a bit of that, a while doing this, then one of those, followed by three of those.

One of the three appeal court judges hearing the case, the master of the rolls, Lord Dyson, described the law as "a bit incoherent" because it prevented a child from suing its mother for what appeared to be a "prima facie case" of negligence.

The Trump sycophants, every bit as incoherent and bullying as the president, run the place.

As we lined up for the procession, and the violinist played softly in the background, I knew he sensed that I felt a bit faint and suddenly incoherent.

It's incoherent, it's a bit anarchic, it breaches our international legal obligations.

This time too, some things are familiar: the odd bit of violence, a lot of incoherent ranting and plenty of inconsistency (see article).

As a bit of policy, it is as belligerently incoherent as a drunk at 2am.

Thus, in metaphysics it is opposed to the view that reality is a disjointed aggregate of incoherent bits and is thus opaque to reason.

This is a rambling, incoherent and repetitive story which has a bit of everything in it.

By Donald Barthelme The New Yorker, June 20 , 1964P. 28 This is a rambling, incoherent and repetitive story which has a bit of everything in it.