Sentence examples for would be incoherent from inspiring English sources
If it did, the directive given to the Secretary in §1226(c)(1) would be incoherent.
The sum is bland, erratic, and would be incoherent if it weren't somewhat familiar material.
As scholars have noted, in an age of globalization, changing world powers, and rapid economic development and growth, it would be incoherent to conduct business remotely.
The entire structure of that part of the opinion, as Justice Stevens points out, would be incoherent if the Constitution was decisive.
(If the distinction between observables and unobservables didn't make sense, the concept of empirical adequacy would be incoherent).
It would be incoherent, Hobbes thought, for individuals to give up that right the protection of which is the very reason people have for creating a sovereign power.
A few months ago, Totally Unauthorized was listed on Craigslist Top Ten Hollywood blogs, and when Archer recently posted that work had her so wiped out she was afraid she would be too incoherent to blog, the overwhelming response was that incoherence was much preferred to silence.
"It would be almost incoherent not to do so," Mr. Miller said.
More opt-outs for the UK would be absolutely incoherent and absurd.
There were several gates in the same vicinity and every five minutes there would be an incoherent announcement in Italian and the passengers, like a herd of sheep, would shuffle from one gate to the other.
Geographically, Glanbeigh is a slapdash mess — I've little doubt that if someone were to attempt to draw a map of the place going on "Young Skins," it would be completely incoherent.
