Sentence examples for slightly incoherent from inspiring English sources
The ballet looks better now than it did at its 2009 premiere, when its mix of ingredients seemed slightly incoherent.
"It was a 'Wizard of Oz'-type tornado, and there was a slightly incoherent report that included mention of an M. Williams, who was seriously injured," she said.
He said: "Over the years this has become a patchwork, with slightly incoherent antisocial behaviour measures - some favoured by some councils, and some by others.
But while the scene may have been righteous in theory, in practice it was jarring, and slightly incoherent, particularly since it included the creamy nudity we've come to expect as visual dessert.
One overcaffeinated designer managed to reference the French philosopher Jacques Derrida, Apple's iPhone and the popular science fiction writer (and BoingBoing blogger) Cory Doctorow in one slightly incoherent sentence.
We might laugh snidely at the alleged site operators' adherence to the slightly incoherent principles of Agorism, or their beards, or whatever, but there's a chance these gung-ho hippy idealists – the latest of whom even repaid thousands of users millions of dollars following a hack – are actually some of the most forward-thinking and fundamentally revolutionary agitators of the 21st century.
A bit like Burning Man's famous Temporary Autonomous Zone, which Page also cited, except with less dust, fewer rules, greater permanency, and a slightly lower incidence of incoherent naked people.
The adjacent domains may therefore have different (average) lattice spacings, and so diffract the beam in slightly different directions, making the waves spatially incoherent with one another.
Relative to the diffusivities and free energies of GB and incoherent TB in coarse-grained Cu, both values in the DPD Cu sample are slightly higher at temperatures <373 K, and approach comparable values at higher temperatures.
