A window has opened into one man's mind, and for just a moment you share completely his troubled, inchoate sense of his past and his future.

It's about a still inchoate sense that the future is now part of our present.

It captured my inchoate sense of the larger significance of a team, especially the Dodgers as a symbol of greater meaning outside the foul lines.

As she scanned the deck, her inchoate sense of trouble increased.

Though this inchoate sense that she is on treacherous ground keeps her in a perpetual state of anxiety, she has managed to refrain from the medicine that was so much a part of her marriage.

There has been an inchoate sense for some time that Britain no longer functions effectively, despite the vast sums spent maintaining it.

I had never met him, but I took the loss personally anyway, out of an inchoate sense that some of my old childhood fantasies about the theater had died with him that night.

These rebels were, perhaps, trying to express their inchoate sense that old restraints no longer applied in the new world, where life was changing so fundamentally.

For many it is none of the above, more of an inchoate sense that something must be done.

And also, it seems, out of some inchoate sense of shame; as if these staples of American culture were suddenly inappropriate.