Sentence examples for essentially incoherent from inspiring English sources
As such, despite observations indicating the involvement of some major pathways in CNS and NSC aging, studies in these areas remain scarce and essentially incoherent.
In Jersey City, the parts and the whole are essentially the same thing, an incoherent splatter of buildings.
Many philosophers would, however, charge that the concept of an unconscious pain is conceptually incoherent, pain being essentially conscious.
Schulze's critique of Kant is essentially the following: it is incoherent to posit as a matter of philosophical knowledge — as Kant seems to have done — a mind-independent object that is beyond all human experience, and which serves as the primary cause of our sensory experience.
It is fragmented, incoherent, susceptible to impropriety and essentially unsustainable.
As a senator for life, Mr. Monti does not need to win election, but he is essentially a candidate without a party, the figurehead of an incoherent group of centrists lacking a strong political operation.
McGrath obviously means well, but it is disturbing to be reminded of how well-meaning people consider those with schizophrenia as essentially alien and incomprehensible, like the character whose "unmedicated mind" he describes as an "incoherent construct of irrationality, hallucination and bodily delusion".
It's incoherent thuggery.
