Sentence examples for incoherent idea from inspiring English sources

It's a terrible, incoherent idea.

Or is that in turn an incoherent idea?

Logically necessary existence, it is said, is an incoherent idea, for logical necessity applies to the relations between concepts, not to their instantiation.

The first was William Shatner, who had a somewhat incoherent idea that seemed to merge the "Trek" and "Wars" universes.

It sounds as if AIM was made exclusively for MIA's benefit: one final eruption of inventive and sometimes incoherent ideas.

Philosophical work will continue to be needed too, to weed out incoherent ideas, to separate out the numerous distinct motivational hedonist theses; and to scrutinize whether, and if so with what significance, various empirical findings actually do bear on these various hedonist theses.

He called occasionally, though the conversations were regularly dominated by incoherent ideas spoken at a frenetic pace that was impossible to follow.

There was neither agitation nor aggressiveness but several fluctuations a day from mutism to logorrhea with incoherent ideas about her origins.

The guy may espouse incoherent fringe ideas, but these are, definitively, far-right incoherent fringe ideas.

It is often assumed that "moral non-objectivism" must denote a kind of lumpish relativism according to which whatever sentiments an individual happens to have determine the moral truth for that person; it is often assumed that moral non-objectivism would therefore render incoherent the ideas of moral improvement, moral criticism, and moral disagreement.

It would be incoherent because the idea that a feature could be present alone, without any other features whatever, is surely nonsense.