She was semi-coherent, talking one second, murmuring in a deep voice the next.
People in his party prefer Straight Talk to honest talk, sensible talk, coherent talk, and interesting talk, too.
All large-scale groupings of voters risk oversimplification, but it is at least somewhat coherent to talk about, say, "the African American experience" in the United States.
He won a solid victory on foreign policy in large part because he was more coherent than Romney in talking about things that had nothing to do with foreign policy.
"She was talking and coherent the entire time, despite having this umbrella sticking out of her.
In Europe, Beecher met with more than two hundred soldiers, gravely wounded but still coherent enough to talk; he asked each man if he wanted morphine.
Case Winters acknowledges that his metaphor maintains God's personal nature, offers a coherent way to talk about God's knowledge of and action in the world, recognizes God's vulnerable suffering love, and revalues nature and embodiment.
"We are talking about dramatic, coherent changes in climate around the world, in the form of unprecedented rates of warming, increased continental drought, extreme flooding and wildfires.
[my note: he's talking sound bites, no coherent message. Body language of both Yang and Decker is beleaguered.].
Three hours is too long to expect anyone to maintain a coherent narrative, let alone a bunch of sixty-somethings armed with talking points that weren't all that coherent to begin with.
Last month he said that "Governor Bush seems incapable of talking about the important issues in a coherent way".
