Sentence examples for incoherent on from inspiring English sources

And one's being instrumentally incoherent on any particular occasion would be a way of failing to govern oneself.

It must save itself.So no wonder the EU sounds incoherent on the subject of Ukraine.

Mr. Pande's father, Chandra Shekhar Pande, had stopped recognizing people and sounded incoherent on the telephone.

Perry is still incoherent on Social Security, and waffled embarrassingly as soon as he was pulled out of his comfort zone, for example when asked how he would respond to a nuclear-weapons crisis in Pakistan.

"There is a clear and growing problem in our town and city centers up and down the country on Friday and Saturday nights," said Mr. Blair, whose son, then 16, was found vomiting and incoherent on a London street four years ago after an evening of drinking.

But she has also been reviled by critics and the tabloid press, and appeared drunk and incoherent on live television.

In his press briefing, Monti claimed that the UK PM had taken an "incoherent" position on budget cuts, accusing him of being full of 'demagoguery'demagoguery

You may have had a lot of work experience, but if you present it in an unorganized, incoherent fashion on your resume, no one is going to look at it.

In Justice Thomas's view, the majority opinion is not a constitutional argument at all, but one too much in tune with the times and one that is conceptually incoherent even on its own terms.

In his Candide and in many other writings, he poured irreverent ridicule on the Christian scheme of salvation as incoherent and on the church hierarchy as cruel and oppressive.

To say that the nineteen-seventies invented the template of contemporary American life and then to say that Reaganism is that template is incoherent, and one of the things making it incoherent is the insistence on treating the nineteen-seventies as a historical unit.