Yes, it's about dreams but also about mental incoherence, brain damage, aphasia, apraxia, agnosia. |
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The leader has to show the coherence or incoherence of the discussion and raise issues that improve the level of the written interaction. |
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His intellectual incoherence should not blind us to the populist possibilities he has stumbled upon. |
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He was drunken to the point of incoherence and damaged to almost physical immobility. |
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However, with the added conjunctions, the sentence transcends awkwardness and approaches incoherence. |
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It seems to me the net encourages garrulousness, incoherence and drivel and I don't want to add to it. |
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Postmodernism, in contrast, doesn't lament the idea of fragmentation, provisionality, or incoherence, but rather celebrates that. |
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On the pro-abortion side there is a growing recognition of the incoherence of its stance. |
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Never one to be clearly understood, he takes his mumbling incoherence to new depths. |
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It's a choppily assembled picture to be sure, but never to the point of mindless, talentless incoherence. |
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These breaks or interpolations in the train of thought result in incoherence or irrelevant speech. |
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Such an ambivalence would make for incoherence and would be hard to accept if we had here mere rhetorical devices and style recipes. |
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The shambling gait, unshaven appearance, panda eyes and mumbling incoherence are a mirror image of Cobain. |
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I've been on a work drive and am feeling totally spaced out, so forgive my incoherence. |
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It is Newman's ability to capture the riots' confusion, noise and incoherence that make the passage so stark yet believable. |
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Picasso's oeuvre eventually becomes a kind of vast Cubist collage itself, sprawling in all directions almost to the point of incoherence. |
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He seems unable to mate subject and verb number, use apostrophes or adverbs rationally, or spot abject incoherence in his own writing. |
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Any program pursued with the incoherence demonstrated by this administration loses credibility. |
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What induces the appearance of incoherence about unity is the short time scale. |
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The answer may be that the birther phenomenon is a mutation of a political virus called incoherence. |
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He experienced a mixture of euphoria, hallucination and incoherence, and an extremely rapid flow of ideas. |
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The suit — one of several cases challenging the constitutionality of the law — shows the incoherence and unjustness of federal policy. |
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Your email, as any fool can see, verges on illiteracy and incoherence. |
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The movie trailed off irresolutely, perhaps cast askew by Phoenix's fervent incoherence. |
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The most likely outcome of these proposals is that they will introduce even more incoherence and confusion into the UK secondary education system than there is already. |
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However, beyond the incoherence of the Malaysian handling of this emergency, are other concerns. |
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There are other passages of this sort, many others, but the most jarring aspect of the judgment is its incoherence. |
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It would be challenging politically, to get up and make a speech in favour of incoherence. |
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Participants discussed the destructive impact of policy incoherence and the lack of policy leadership. |
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However, it is generally easier to show cases of incoherence than to prove coherence. |
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That injustice is based upon a counter-position that harbours moral and scientific incoherence. |
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The element of incoherence has persisted within the Facilitation Committee at the level of the IGAD countries. |
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On one level this incoherence is a good thing, as is the fact that even within the far right, alliances have regularly broken down. |
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So we are seeing the incoherence between the promises of liberalisation and export growth and what these policies have delivered. |
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The anti-globalisation movement, so promising at the time of the 1999 Seattle demonstrations, fell apart, a victim of its own incoherence. |
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Vagueness is concerned with the incoherence of terms used to define criminal liability. |
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I wonder about that, for I note that we remain caught up in our own incoherence. |
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The result is a risk of incoherence with potentially serious consequences for transport policy. |
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Accepting some of the amendments would have created internal incoherence within the whole proposal, too. |
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So does Meditations in Green, but its incoherence feels purposeful, mimetic. |
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His efforts to connect on economic policy have been muddied by an ideological incoherence that once served as his greatest strength in appealing to voters across party lines. |
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Like everyone, I am struck by his pattern of presenting inconsistent positions with no apparent recognition of their incoherence. |
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But this is one issue on which I think incoherence and vacillation, combined with a liberal dose of pious platitudes, are exactly what most people want. |
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The only other interruption was an early evening telephone call from my sister, who responded to my mumbling incoherence by asking whether I was drunk. |
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He was extremely effectively in highlighting both the extremism and incoherence of Ryan's ideology, and his forcing Ryan to admit that he sought stimulus money, after trashing the stimulus bill as corrupt, was lethal. |
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I want to ask the member about the incoherence of the Conservatives. |
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Madam Speaker, the member for Elmwood-Transcona has pointed out the incoherence of the Conservatives bringing this bill forward when there has only been one problem. |
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Credibility may be lost if this incoherence persists. |
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The former Dutch first minister, Mr Wim Kok, the programme's special ambassador, gave some very concrete examples of incoherence between policies, which the programme will continue to uncover and make public. |
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If their representatives could agree to align IMF macroeconomic policies with achieving EFA goals, the policy incoherence leading to unnecessarily low resourcing of education could be resolved. |
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The two examples mentioned above are fundamental changes, and their acceptance without a thorough reconsideration of the legal system set up by the WOSM Constitution would result in total incoherence. |
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The first and most common reason is incoherence between identification details entered by the sender and those submitted by the beneficiary at the time of collection. |
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In addition an incoherence might result from this exclusion and the simultaneous establishment at a latter stage of a different exposure limit value. |
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Given the incoherence of these laws and jurisprudence, one better understands our method of reasoning which, since the very beginning of this text, may seem to proceed at random like a hound dog nosing out its game. |
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The representative of Pax Romana shared the concern expressed about incoherence between different human rights mechanisms on the issue of transnational corporations. |
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Sass compared madness, specifically schizophrenia, and modernism in a less fascist manner by noting their shared disjunctive narratives, surreal images, and incoherence. |
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Olivier returned her to their home in Britain, where, between periods of incoherence, Leigh told him she was in love with Finch and had been having an affair with him. |
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Trilling is wonderful on Keats's appetitiveness and its connection to the maternal, but his essay has a psychological inconsistency approaching incoherence. |
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