Sentence examples for some incoherence from inspiring English sources

There is also some incoherence of rhythm, as well as harsh elisions and examples of unusual prosody.

Noticeably worse results, when the PDBTM150NR was used for testing, could indicate some incoherence between the WDG150NR and PDBTM150NR datasets.

We now consider the possibility that the diffraction from the three gratings does not overlap completely, causing some incoherence in the addition of their amplitudes.

It's telling that every time someone tries to verbalize anything having to do with baseball's unwritten retaliation rules whether it's ulcerous Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa burping out some high-handed incoherence on purpose pitches or some talk-radio yob using it as an opportunity to break out the bigot stick it comes out sounding unspeakably stupid.

The dress code was diverse to the point of incoherence: some of the older academics showed up in business attire, while younger ones wore T-shirts and jeans.

The Greens held on to third place in Germany, but at EU level the movement remains limited by its internal incoherence: some Euro-Greens are quasi-liberals, others are allied with the extreme left.Germany's Social Democratic Party SPDD) had its worst result since the war, winning less than 21% of the vote.

Scotland got the better of them at the scrum, where Euan Murray made his presence felt on his return from injury, and the home team, however much they were struggling to rise above the almost comic nature of some of the incoherence, never looked in danger of losing.

Whether this regress shows some sort of incoherence in realism about universals or is merely uneconomical is a debatable issue.

It works only if having the perfection in question necessarily is itself a coherent notion, and it may be that there is some sort of incoherence involved in the notion of necessary perfect goodness that is not involved in the notion of perfect goodness simpliciter.

Despite the incoherence of some of its arguments, Spinster is an enjoyable if frustrating read.

And it needs some policy coherence or less incoherence.Swapan Dasgupta, a Delhi-based columnist, reckons the party is divided into three competing strands: a traditional, pro-Hindu, religious one; a pragmatic group keen to kick out Congress; and right-of-centre liberalisers.