Sentence examples for incoherent talk from inspiring English sources

Peering at us through her spectacles with head tilted, she rabbits on maddeningly in one spiel after another; she cackles, she drops names (Coco Chanel, Diaghilev) in her often incoherent talk and makes pronouncements about the music as if we all knew who "the Augurs" (characters in the original ballet) were.

Less than 30 minutes later, I wrote her editor that I had just had an "incoherent talk" with Brennan, that "She said... that someone just really upset her personally, so she was in a really bad shape".

The audience laughed as they thought Vincent in his mumbled, incoherent way was talking about a dog.

His speeches tended to be long, rambling, dreary and often incoherent, including his final talk on April 21 , 1975 announcing his decision to resign.

But Mitt Romney is the Fox News candidate and apparently that means echoing every dark, incoherent attack that the talk channel can conjure up.

Ryan's views about the financial sector completely contradict his statements about the federal budget deficit, making his policy prescriptions as an incoherent mess of meaningless talking points.

A little pretentious, perhaps a little incoherent, but this kind of talk is necessary.

Five months later she showed 200 managers a video of customers talking about how incoherent HP had become.

"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".

I want to read incoherent tweets from Jim Jones and Juelz talking shit.

Try to speak to me before I've had my first cup, and you'll get an incoherent mumble at best (we won't talk about the worst).