The phrase "incoherent sentence" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a sentence that lacks clarity or coherence, usually due to a lack of logic or organization. Example: The student's essay was filled with incoherent sentences that made it difficult to understand their main argument.
"Today, the SPD was a noisy uncle at the dinner table who was only talking about himself — in incoherent sentences at that — and refusing to acknowledge that there are others in the room".
Methods that simply draw on the language of the source text to produce summaries are not very flexible and methods that generate completely new language often generate incoherent sentences.
We also believe that other experimental methods can be usefully employed to further probe the influence of Coherence Relations on pronominal interpretation, such as those made use of in Yang et al. (1999, 2003) and the measuring of reading time with coherent and incoherent sentences when Coherence Relations are manipulated.
Nevertheless, too many ministerial candidates submit ordination papers full of typos, incoherent sentences, theological vacuums and regurgitated church history.
I once spent 90 minutes giving a student very specific feedback on a mishmash of incoherent sentences he called a "rough draft".
It's strange.... see Kanye do what he does best, i.e. stand around awkwardly and mumble incoherent sentences in Kim's direction.
If you've ever found yourself sweating profusely, mumbling incoherent sentences or making weird dad jokes in the presence of the opposite sex, then you sure as heck know how this guy feels.
Online translators are not equipped to correctly translate grammar or language usage, so the result will be grammatically incorrect, and sometimes incoherent, sentences.
The woman, Karen Cunagin Sypher, cried and gave a short, incoherent statement before being sentenced to 87 months in prison.
