Sentence examples for incoherent position from inspiring English sources

The prospective veep's incoherent position on Muslims only echoes the confusion of the man at the top of the ticket.

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

Grimes blasts the incoherent position of her opponent, Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell, who wants to repeal the policy "root and branch" while keeping the popular healthcare exchange in Kentucky that is a result of, and sustained by, Obamacare.

He just said he would try to make sure they had "the same rights and responsibilities" as married couples.In other words, he was simply restating his poll-tested, incoherent position that he favours civil unions but not the m-word.Andrew Sullivan, a huge fan of the president, is appalled.And Steve Clemons wonders why it took the White House so long to circulate the transcript.

(In Slate yesterday, Will Saletan, in a column extolling Romney's choice, wrote that while he would be voting for Obama this time around, he could easily imagine voting for Ryan in 2016, which is an utterly incoherent position, something like voting for John F. Kennedy in 1960 and Barry Goldwater in 1964).

This leads to the incoherent position that, for example, there are no truth conditions and yet certain sentences (or beliefs) about content are false (Boghossian, 1990 , 1991.

Our findings reveal incoherent positions and possibly incorrectly rated banks.

And how little it would appear troubled by a seemingly incoherent stance on its arms exports that would broaden China's military reach while contradicting the stated strategic positions of France and Britain.

His popularity has defied incoherent policy positions, embarrassing verbal gaffes and, now, his unsteady response to charges of sexual harassment from the '90s.

By the summer of that year, with Field Marshal Tantawi and the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces firmly in control and the protestors still leaderless and politically incoherent, Ibrahim's position seemed closer to wisdom.

"In terms of our governor, I am really not sure what his concern is," said Barbara Buckley, a Democrat from Las Vegas and the Assembly speaker, who called Mr. Gibbons's position "incoherent".