Sentence examples for incoherent place from inspiring English sources

After the country was sealed off by China in 1959 following the Lhasa rebellion and flight of the Dalai Lama, it became a "muffled, incoherent place".

Likewise, Britain would be a much less politically incoherent place if no one were allowed to use a meaningless biased survey statistic.

The enormous Ilyushin cargo planes cast strange shadows on the water as they fly in and out; the town, which has been devastated by AIDS, is an incoherent gathering place of vulnerable fishermen, drunken pilots, prostitutes longing to get out, and orphaned children getting stoned on the streets at night.

Then I read it through and realised it was incoherent in places and lacked structure.

The Berlin part of Jed's story can seem shapeless, even incoherent in places, though it is never without charm.

The commission decision is a truly dreadful piece of work: poorly written, incoherent in places, and with no understanding at all of human rights.

It is disjointed and, at places, incoherent, yet at the same time, deeply personal.

In order to understand why his claims about the existence and essence of a god are not incoherent, we need to place them within the context of Aristotle's Posterior Analytics.

To a hypothetical external observer, the initial phases of the new life of the selected individuals will appear utterly chaotic, but in due course order and regularity would emerge: "…in place of an incoherent multitude, all seemingly acting at random, we should have a social and economic organization, every member of which had his appropriate place and function" (55 56).

Volcanic rocks have a distinctive rather incoherent acoustic signature and in places overlie stratified marine sediment.

And the intent of its creators is to turn the inside out, obscuring the humdrum surface reality of our lives and placing our roiling, incoherent private terrors on display.