incoherent

He gave the same incoherent answer to just about every question.

Incoherent public policy is nothing new in Washington, of course.

I tried talking to her myself by phone, but she's incoherent.

She'd been almost incoherent when he'd put her to bed.

Some of these policies seem incoherent, but they may work.

The rest is all a more or less incoherent dream.

There was "a rather incoherent state" in Washington at the time.

He's an incoherent character, and not only because nothing he says about himself is true.

A bit incoherent, but you wrote it all down that night, I remember.

I was incoherent until he got me to calm down.

"To the people who put them in office, they are making an incoherent statement."

He began to find fault in an incoherent way with everything.

He said something else under his breath, but it was incoherent.

There were tears in her eyes and she was nearly incoherent.

She continued to speak, and if the words were incoherent, there was no one to hear.

It had been dark then, and he was too incoherent to have noticed.

At first, her words were nothing but an incoherent buzz in his mind.

And any position other than Tony's is, of course, incoherent.

As the war has demonstrated, this policy is incoherent and cannot work.

At the same time, the words he spoke next seemed largely incoherent.

They were the most incoherent hearings the Senate has ever seen.

It made the whole tale close to incoherent, but their fear came through.

There was nothing beyond what the little man had already conveyed by his incoherent talk.

I would also agree that this article it way too long, and incoherent.

But I've got to have a mike to read my incoherent poems into.