Preposition: of

• plan: Hidden Trotskyite wreckers and saboteurs were to be blamed for the incoherence of the plan, not Stalin.

• policy: Paragraph 4.13 illustrates the incoherence of the policy of schools being forced to ' develop strengths ' .

Converse of object

• create: This creates an incoherence within the self-structure that we have called an ' alien self ' .

• know: Those supportive of and those opposed to women's ordination know this incoherence well; but it goes far beyond just this matter.

Preposition: at

• heart: This book questions this claim and reveals instead uncertainty and incoherence at the heart of ASEAN, the region's foremost institution.

Adjective modifier

• intellectual: The root of the problem is intellectual incoherence, even more than constituency pressures.

• general: Unfortunately there's a general incoherence about the plot.

• utter: The Secretary of State's only strategy for the railways is one of utter incoherence.

• complete: The SWP is being pulled two ways and is clearly in the process of falling into complete incoherence.

• sheer: Even the sleevenotes by Rusty Kershaw, his occasional fiddle player and slide guitarist, seem to be there for their sheer incoherence.

Noun used with modifier

• policy: What is important is that these choices, and the costs of policy incoherence toward Africa, should be openly acknowledged and addressed.