coherent speech

I don't mean it was a good or even a coherent speech.

They stop coherent speech, but do little to silence a person.

"I see the patient has recovered the power of coherent speech."

The drugs in her blood blocked coherent speech; she said only his name.

Plainly he could not make the effort for coherent speech now.

The poor man is incapable of coherent speech; his ears can't be up to much.

To a man they just stood and stared as coherent speech refused to come to their lips.

"No need to talk to me like that," said Freddie, finally breaking into coherent speech.

Clearly she was astonished to discover him capable of coherent speech.

Glover appeared to be incapable of coherent speech for the moment.

It often took Rom a few minutes to rev himself up to coherent speech.

After a couple of minutes, coherent speech and coherent thought returned.

She could only gasp for breath, she was beyond coherent speech.

Reynolds had archived three other scenes of "coherent speech" from Distress patients.

However, she soon suffers a second stroke that leaves her demented and incapable of coherent speech.

"None of them slipped away to their vil- lages," he said when coherent speech returned.

"I can't guarantee it will render him capable of coherent speech, but he will be fit for the bridge."

There was always an odd, fumbling poetry about Emily's gallant struggle back to coherent speech.

Another pause, then quieter, more coherent speech.

Katerina had swallowed automatically, incapable of coherent speech.

Mollie, beyond coherent speech, could only point to the blazing skillet, while Nicole ran to the pantry and pulled out a small box.

At last Jennie found coherent speech.

He hadn't reached the point of coherent speech yet, though, and nuzzled my ear, making small interrogatory hums in his throat.

You would be capable of coherent speech, but it would be slow and labored."

Their ancestors might have been capable of starflight, but these were not even capable of coherent speech.