incoherency

How To Use incoherency In A Sentence

• Nearly a solid week of fogginess, bleariness, incoherency, and bone-cracking yawns. 2/26/07: I'm back. Sort of.
• They get suckered into the incoherency and think it's pure brilliance, when in reality, it's a waste of two hours.
• The incoherency is thinking that materialism (or something like it) can be the basis for a coherent worldview. Dawkins' deterministic idea
• The Wild Duck, where, I think, less than ever before, is to be found a trace of that incoherency which is to be met with occasionally in all the earlier works of Ibsen, and which seems like the effect of a sudden caprice or change of the point of view. Henrik Ibsen
• Although her father seemed to be in good physical condition, the measure of his incoherency was alarming.
• The result of a searching determination to deal with personal and not typical forms of temperament is seen in the firmness of the portraiture in _The Wild Duck_, where, I think, less than ever before, is to be found a trace of that incoherency which is to be met with occasionally in all the earlier works of Ibsen, and which seems like the effect of a sudden caprice or change of the point of view. Henrik Ibsen
• I think our biggest problem at the moment is the incoherency of the Obama administration's policy towards Iran. Palin for President?
• The trouble is that one is likely to think either that there is no plausible general argument in favor of the existence of such processes or that there is some logical incoherency in the very idea of them.
• Judging the actors is difficult because of the incoherency of the story and inanity of the dialogue.
• If California wants to correct its incoherency, and quickly, it first needs to conduct an analysis of all physical and personnel costs associated with schooling in order to meet state-prescribed standards. Rep. Mike Honda: California's Student Lawsuit Exposes Education Disparities in America's Classrooms