Instead of the ideological purity that is often assumed of Islamists, Madinier makes clear that their views were a product of their milieu and internal diversity, resulting in positions that were marked by pragmatism, uncertainty, and, at times, incoherence.
In the Washington Post, George Will opined that the "oily" foreign affairs minister, Dominique de Villepin, had launched France into "an exercise for which France has often refined its savoir-faire since 1870, which is to say retreat - this time into incoherence".
In doing so, we create confusion for ourselves and others, leading, at times, to incoherence and some very strange policies.
Oral arguments in Griswold at times verged on incoherence because the justices were embarrassed to discuss methods of contraception.
Forty-four patients were excluded from further analysis for following reasons: no recording of BIS values (n = 34), initiation of BIS monitoring at day 2 (n = 4) and incoherence between time stamp and start of BIS monitoring (n = 6).
Other times, it's the incoherence of restless minds that are recklessly in search of victims that represent the dire state of affairs they've been immersed in -- without consent.
A number of people who knew Kavanaugh, Ramirez or both in college have come forward with stories of Kavanaugh drinking heavily while at Yale, at times to the point of incoherence.
As they waste time, Lazarescu lapses into semi-poetic incoherence, like Lear's fool.
So Mr Miliband took his time – and was lambasted for weakness, incoherence and vacillation from all corners of the political spectrum.
(After seeing this movie, you may think better of the American threat of malpractice suits). As they waste time, Lazarescu lapses into semi-poetic incoherence, like Lear's fool.
