Sentence examples for some incoherent from inspiring English sources

Colin Teevan replaces Marlowe's unappetising middle section with some incoherent satire.

In 1998, some incoherent remarks he made to Melody Maker, linking the military force and violence of the ancient Greeks, Romans and Nazis to homosexuality, prompted astonishment and disapprobation.

10.06pm GMT Bieber can't be there to accept the award, but was available to mumble some incoherent thanks inside a toilet cubicle in a conference centre somewhere while looking like he fully resents being made to do even that.

And then he asked, "Do you want me to sign your book?" Instead of saying "yes, thank you" or politely demurring, I mumbled some incoherent twaddle about not wanting a signature because it had no meaning for me.

Then the messages began to pour in, on email and Twitter, some anonymous, some logical, some incoherent with rage; there were leaked memos, quotes, facts, messages from company directors motionless at Clapham Junction, from guards, drivers and administrators.

I burbled some incoherent nonsense about being there to interview Clifford, and suggested that now that we were all happily together, through pure serendipity, why didn't we just carry on like a happy family; I could quietly observe Theroux observing Clifford.

This Nabokovian jauntiness co-exists uneasily with the world-historical seriousness Amis adopted from Saul Bellow that, when combined with a patchy knowledge of world history and some primordial anxiety about cultural otherness, results in some pretty incoherent political postures.

But I've also been a little astonished to see progressives acting as though opposition to "redistribution" is just some bizarre incoherent notion, because duh, almost all government programs redistribute money in some way.And he's right.

Is this some desperate, incoherent scream of rage in the face of the approaching blackness?

Or is this some desperate, incoherent scream of rage in the face of the ­approaching blackness?

So while they don't adopt Unger's nihilist conclusions, two contemporary theorists agree with him that vague concepts are in some sense incoherent.