But it never feels incoherent or bitty: its eclectic influences all fit under an overriding aesthetic of small-hours haziness.
The show has several not-quite-saving graces but it feels incoherent and underpowered and has none of the fiercely flamboyant concentration of effect achieved by young Turk Stephen Daldry when he directed this epic-scale play at the tiny Gate Theatre twenty years ago.
During her third bout of influenza, something begins to leak through to Ursula from those other selves, warning her, making her feel an incoherent dread, turning her into an odd little person, dreamy and haunted.
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Thiel also felt the incoherent speech was a good fit for the "@!#?@!" in Q bert's speech balloon.
Nevertheless, Canberra today has an incoherent feel, with buildings scattered far apart in seemingly random places, lacking the unity that was originally proposed.
I was feeling incredibly incoherent.
It appears to have had ideas thrown at it until it feels messy and incoherent: over the course of four minutes, the two-part Father Stretch My Hands endlessly changes its tempo and mood, stopping and starting, its sound heaving from crackling old gospel samples to pop chorus to a stark mesh of bass, drums and snarling to a hushed vocoder interlude.
And, when we ourselves are instrumentally incoherent, we feel some "normative pressure" to change our attitudes in some way (see Kolodny 2005, §4).
If Muslim societies lead the world in education, freedom and social justice, we will not have to deal with the scourge of Boko Haram or feel slighted by the incoherent rants of Maher.
