adv.无条理地;思想不连贯地， 语无伦次地

His explanations were incoherent, leaving the audience more confused than enlightened.
他的解释不连贯，让听众更加困惑而不是有所启发。
The witness's testimony was incoherent, making it hard for the jury to understand what had happened.
证人的证词不连贯，让陪审团难以理解发生了什么。
Her speech was incoherent, as if she hadn't slept enough and her thoughts were jumbled.
她的演讲不连贯，仿佛她没睡够，思绪混乱。
The patient's account of the incident was incoherent, raising doubts about its veracity.
患者对事件的描述不连贯，让人怀疑其真实性。
The author's arguments were incoherent, leading readers to question the coherence of his thesis.
作者的论点不连贯，使读者质疑他论文的连贯性。
The teacher's explanation was incoherent, causing many students to ask for clarification repeatedly.
老师的解释不连贯，导致许多学生反复要求澄清。
The politician's speech was incoherent, filled with contradictions and unclear points.
政客的演讲不连贯，充满了矛盾和模糊的要点。
The artist's vision was incoherent, resulting in a painting that lacked a clear message or theme.
艺术家的视野不连贯，导致一幅缺乏明确信息或主题的画作。
The detective's notes were incoherent, making it difficult to follow the case's progression.
探员的笔记不连贯，使得很难跟踪案件的发展。
The scientist's hypothesis was incoherent, leading to skepticism among peers.
科学家的假设不连贯，导致同行们的怀疑。