Sentence examples for incoherent thing from inspiring English sources

"But if all people see is squabbling then they will think coalition is a messy, incoherent thing".

Since Russell was inclined to feel that "Bull-fighting is bad" is true, and since this is not an incoherent thing to feel or think, this strongly suggests that "bull-fighting is bad", unlike "Oh to be in England!", is not in the optative mood.

The officer walked away to note some information and my husband muttered incoherent things under his breath.

I also know something else: if you go to interview someone who is famous or important or witty or wise (as opposed to a member of the public swept up in a news event) and they say only boring or incoherent things, it is mostly your fault.This is what baffles me about those colleagues leaping to Mr Hari's defence.

But this last part my father didn't remember, they told him later, just as they told him about his fevers and the incoherent things he said - seeming to confuse the machete-wielding men with the pirates of Salgari books - amid the feverish hallucinations.

Entertainment-wise, there's little to want for racism, sexism, blatant lies, shockingly incoherent endorsements this thing has it all.

It seems, rather, to be incoherent that things in themselves could affect us at all if they are not in space or time.

David Brooks has pronounced John Kerry's convention speech "an incoherent disaster" ("All Things to All People," column, July 31).

In Jersey City, the parts and the whole are essentially the same thing, an incoherent splatter of buildings.

The sporadic, surrealistic flourishes only make the whole thing more incoherent and grating, whether Jayne is fantasizing that a shoe salesman has transformed into a squawking bird or that she's floating naked on a giant jellyfish during coitus.

McTaggart believed that the most extreme kind of monism, namely the doctrine that there is exactly one thing, is incoherent.