Sentence examples for completely incoherent from inspiring English sources
Another attorney who had talked to him said he was completely incoherent".
She collapsed, screaming and kicking and crying for 20 minutes, completely incoherent and would not let go of me.
Matthew Yglesias, Slate's business and economics correspondent, said Professor Ferguson's attack on Mr Obama's time in office was "so comprehensive as to be completely incoherent".
To the end of his short life -- he died in 1992, of complications from AIDS, at the age of 40 -- his endeavors could seem completely incoherent.
You leak in order to provide fresh meaty fodder for their completely incoherent but powerful culture war against That Wicked Carbon Tax.
Geographically, Glanbeigh is a slapdash mess — I've little doubt that if someone were to attempt to draw a map of the place going on "Young Skins," it would be completely incoherent.
This defense is entirely incoherent.
"I think the Bush administration's brief as a legal matter is completely unpersuasive and incoherent," I was told by Roger Clegg of the Center for Equal Opportunity in Virginia, who has spent years in the conservative trenches valiantly defending colorblind meritocracy.
Farley et al. (1970) performed a study of spread F using the radar at Jicamarca and found that strong scattering from field aligned irregularities (spread F irregularities) completely masked the incoherent scatter data.
Indeed, performing tractography on a data set with completely random and incoherent diffusion would produce many fibers that look improbable, but may also produce some fibers that, by chance or due to the brain geometry or a limited resolution, look "real".
