Sentence examples for not incoherent from inspiring English sources

But in fact, neo-Meinongianism is not incoherent.

At present the Bush Administration's economic policies are perceived by most as being inconsistent, if not incoherent.

Thus the distinction between what is knowable in itself and what is knowable to us is not incoherent.

Had those crimes not been committed she would still have been conceived, and consequently her claim for compensation for the damages they caused her is not incoherent.

In order to understand why his claims about the existence and essence of a god are not incoherent, we need to place them within the context of Aristotle's Posterior Analytics.

Its aim is to show that an aspect of our ordinary conception of perception is deeply problematic, if not incoherent: perceptual experience cannot be what we intuitively think it is.

And voters all over America said: Huh? McCain's response actually wasn't incoherent — the bill's opponents contend that letting people sue over two-decades-old acts of discrimination would create an intolerable burden for the legal system.

Just in case the collection's buffet of skate and streetwear motifs wasn't incoherent enough, many of the clothes are plastered with text and images drawn from William Burroughs.

"Our challenge has always been to be as diverse as we are and not be incoherent".

Now, you can call this entire passage overblown, or diversionary, but what it is not is incoherent or mad.

Not politically incoherent, but unusual enough to be worthy of support from those in other parties and to enhance the image of his own.