incoherently

Harold Ford is exiting the New York Senate race the same way he almost entered it: incoherently.

He was griping at the guards and complaining incoherently about his lawyers.

He lay muttering incoherently some little time; then for a time he lay silent, and apparently sinking away toward death.

Promise, promise, she said incoherently, and her hands fastened to his coat as she hid her head against his shoulder.

In the morning she was a little better, being able to speak; but she was still very much shaken, and raved incoherently.

Her tone was high-pitched, tears were close behind her desperation, her words rushed almost incoherently.

She talked incoherently, persisting that she had died during the storm, and that she was a spirit.