Sentence examples for less incoherent from inspiring English sources

It's also, for all its narrative flaws, still less incoherent than either of Bekmambetov's previous "monsters among us" outings – Nightwatch and Daywatch – and closer to the director's adaptation of Mark Millar and JG Jones's comic strip Wanted in terms of sheer thrilling silliness.

To Bausch, it seems, love and art mattered far less than incoherent suffering.

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

Dust devils, and tornadoes are non-living examples which make this easy to visualize where can see literally as they come into being that the origin, evolution (or development) of ACK systems, the transformation of some previously less ordered or incoherent set of components into a dynamically ordered or coherent set is inherently a process of selection.

But whatever structures do remain to champion British film-makers will inevitably be more fragmented, less powerful and more incoherent.

President Barack Obama's foreign policy has looked sometimes incoherent, sometimes less than robust and that has come to a head in the last month.

No less surreal, Rabbits is incoherent and disturbing, a series of non-sequiturs, random laugh tracks and long pauses.

The coherent FFLs tend to be less conserved than the incoherent FFLs.

Now we play far less dangerous games by frankly incoherent means, and it feels worse.

It is less than clear why an incoherent agent must accept this, and how much of probabilism this already presupposes.

In the following analysis, sectors with ratios greater than 1.2 or less than 0.8 are considered incoherent sectors (ISs).