How To Use Garble In A Sentence
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Some random bluster and name-drop: "In 2005, we sponsored Rock the Vote, [garbled, something about wine], we got a chance to connect with President Obama then.
"I want to see that invitation": D.C. 'Housewives' recap and fact-check (#8, Oct. 1)
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Quiet and intense, he speaks in a halting manner, sometimes garbles his sentences and lacks a smooth personal touch.
Minn. governor fights GOP on taxes for wealthy
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You try to talk to a fellow shopper, but your words sound garbled, and others seem confused by your speech.
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On windy days, the smoke was wafted so that signals became garbled and confusing.
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Encryption garbles data using irreversible mathematical functions.
Times, Sunday Times
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The about section of her web site is full of fanciful garble about her consulting work.
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The papers had some garbled version of the story.
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Mr Spire seemed of the same mind and was washing his hands in a runnel of dew among a garble of tree roots.
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I plowed through this text in my bedroom late at night, while the unintelligible garble of the downstairs television kept me abreast of my parents' assured position in front of it.
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No doubt such garbled syntax does great things for policymakers sitting on committees.
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It seems that Valvasor made the logical (but incorrect) assumption that Lintvern (which is a garbled form of the German word Lindwurm, meaning dragon) was so named because it was the source of olms (which were fancifully regarded as dragon larvae at the time).
Archive 2006-03-01
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* Maintenance *garbled* dation has mission impacted airborne opera *garbled* on most of air breather aircraft.
Day by Day Armageddon: Beyond Exile
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During the Renaissance, for example, it surfaced repeatedly albeit in somewhat garbled form.
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Or the insatiable market for pirated DVD titles, despite the atrocious video quality resulting from being 'recorded' in a noisy theater with a shaky hand-held camera, and the 5.1 soundtrack being reduced to a monaural garble, (thanks to the built-in $3 microphone).
Would you buy a ‘no-name’ brand television? | Sync Blog
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The words of this fighting savage, Mavovo, even those of them of which I had heard only the translation, garbled and beslavered by the mean comments of the unutterable Sammy, stirred my imagination.
Allan and the Holy Flower
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His speech, impaired by Parkinson's, is garbled, but he plugged along.
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It was the peculiar accent that puzzled me before; it made Alice's words sound garbled, nonsensical.
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Either that, or the meaning of the phrase was garbled by the time it reached Homer.
The Trojan War
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The resettlement process was still agonizingly slow in Magude in the mid-1990s, but naming memoriesnot "garbled" at allwere serving the generation of interviewees rather well.
Where Women Make History: Gendered Tellings of Community and Change in Magude, Mozambique
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A computer description of a garbled or otherwise unintelligible sequence of signals or other data.
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Repeated attempts to contact the Sol System have been met only with static and nonsensical garbles.
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After waking up, her speech was garbled and she was confused.
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My first post was kind of garbled because of my unfamiliarity with XHTML coding.
Stone Tools and Arguments Against Design
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He gave a garbled account of what had happened.
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That wonderful pattern-matching ability I've mentioned elsewhere comes into being and forces us to turn garble into sense, any sense, even if it's nonsense.
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Even then, you can expect anything other than the simplest bullets to be garbled.
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It may have been Shakespeare fatigue, but the scene between Falstaff and Doll Tearsheet, played as a strung-out Eastender with Blade Runner hair, was for significant periods pure garble, to be endured rather than enjoyed.
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Similarly, machine output can be garbled or human eye or ear may misperceive a result as it appears on a small screen.
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The funny bit is that the spam protection they are offering is just a bit of JavaScript that garbles email addresses so they cannot be harvested.
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Canadian voters spoke but, once again, the voting system garbled the message.
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For that matter, why do you think that severing the CC "garbles" signals?
Backing Into an Evidentiary Standard for ID
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The boat jerked and the motor gave a garbled cry like a garbage disposal with a spoon caught inside.
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But Harris also garbles Palin's likely religious beliefs, under the rubric that all religion is suspect.
Bruce Wilson: A Heartbeat Away, or Why Palin's Churches Matter
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An eighth century game played by Mongol invaders using sticks and skulls adj. wharrgarbled
Think Progress » Top DADT Advocate Says Abu Ghraib Abuses Happened Because Women Are Allowed In The Military
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Tossed into an online translation tool, the error message was deciphered into nothing more than exclamatory East Bloc internet garble: ‘Note!’
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Happy Mondays – Do It Better Mr Manshambles himself, Shaun William Ryder, garbles a long list of some things or other, but I was too busy doing a Bez to notice.
Readers recommend: Songs about pubs and bars
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Any VoIP packet out of sequence results in garbled transmissions.
Two thirds of a day with an iPhone (Jack Bog's Blog)
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Once again the mixed message is more garbled than ever: it's okay to be independent, but beware of those you think you trust.
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As the remaining chapters of this book demonstrate, the women I met and worked with in Magude did not have vacant or "garbled" memories.
Where Women Make History: Gendered Tellings of Community and Change in Magude, Mozambique
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Often the message becomes garbled as it filters through several languages.
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The message was somewhat garbled, and the three men in question were still 24 hours from Tulsa, but the threat was taken seriously by the FBI, who called in the local police.
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Their arrangement is a little grungier and one of the reasons the lyrics were so garbled is that their lead singer, Jack Ely, had braces and the engineer had one really good microphone that he hung way up high so that it wouldn't get any rock 'n' roll spit on it.
Mike Ragogna: Loudmouths, Raiders & Soup Bowlers: Conversations with Jaret Reddick, Mark Lindsay and Jim Bianco
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He called, his voice garbled by the sound of hammering and drilling.
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Most of the humor consists of watching Shore crack himself up with his own Valley garble.
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his speech was garbled
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Be thankful that when you go to buy a pale, poultrylike entity, the grocery clerk will accept your credit card in good faith and even return it with a heroic garble of your last name.
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So how does Hansbrough feel about having his name garbled so often.
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And what a fool I must have seemed to her as I garbled inanities into the receiver.
THE CALLIGRAPHER
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In 2006 Granholm got some experience debating a person (Dick DeVos) who garbles sentences and spewing right wing talking points, so she will be a good coach in this regard.
Election Central Morning Roundup
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The reply, a deep but rapid burst of alien garble, is unintelligible.
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He revealed a rougher side, first singing garbled scat vocals into his trumpet, and then using actual words, which was unexpected from an abstract act.
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This was not a fragment of garbled information.
The Sun
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We messed up our interview schedule through Keystone Kops series ofgarbled communications.
Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » We interrupt our regularly scheduled program . . .
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His voice sounds somewhat garbled in those recordings.
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Most of the humor consists of watching Shore crack himself up with his own Valley garble.
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Connor's transmission was very garbled, but the seriousness of the situation was clear to all listening.
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Why I was rambling a spew of unintelligible garble, I had not a clue.
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In fact, she garbles the basic distinction between climate and weather -- climate science 101, essentially.
Chris Mooney: If Attacking Al Gore Was a Movie, It Would be Say Anything
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Encryption garbles data using irreversible mathematical functions.
Times, Sunday Times
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His lawyers protested, claiming that this would hamper their ability to ask follow up questions or to clarify points that might be garbled through translators.
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He cracks his vocals like a bullwhip, then garbles his lyrics with the patience of dry heaving.
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Some were garbled articles from various encyclopaedias, about international politics, about online democracy, about computerised supermarket stocktaking, about kwashiorkor and other kinds of malnutrition.
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The voice became more and more garbled until the telephone became nothing more than a bubbling protoplasmic mass of dripping plastic, and the voice stopped altogether.
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To her immense satisfaction, the gag did nothing to prevent the volume of her yelling, only muffled and garbled it.
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You end up with the mendacious garbled into incoherence.
Matthew Yglesias » Steve Austria (R-OH) Doesn’t Know When the Depression Happened
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On the surface, the Violettes' debut album follows a well-tested formula for soundscape pop: her delicate voice soaks in a bath of fuzzy guitars, droning cello, and the garble of vocal samples run backward.
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Fix problems with your printer, such as the inability to print or getting a garbled printout.
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DataCore, to be sure, doles out the same virtualization garble as every other vendor, promising a management heaven full of automation and abstracted disk.
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The interrogator began speaking through an intercom, his voice garbled in static.
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The file shredder's mission is to scramble files before deletion, making them garbled and unreadable.
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He told the inquest the message was garbled and he couldn't understand any of it.
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A computer description of a garbled or otherwise unintelligible sequence of signals or other data.
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First, a telegram or telex may be garbled as a result of a failure in operations.
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In a series of Tweets, Michael -- who turns 50 on Sunday -- told his troubled daughter that estranged ex-wife Dina had to "put the 'garble' aside and get on the same page" and join them all in therapy.
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Such garbled ruminations, however, were my very first undoing, for instanter I had stepped on vicious air and landed a good three feet below.
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She waited patiently for the caller to reply but all she got was garble from the other end.
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Garbled details would be passed on by word of mouth and soon convoys of hatchbacks would head out for sunrise sessions in motorway service stations and picnic spots.
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Be thankful that when you go to buy a pale, poultrylike entity, the grocery clerk will accept your credit card in good faith and even return it with a heroic garble of your last name.
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Once, we could understand everything he said with perfect clarity, but now, everything is garbled and sometimes even slurred.
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The plan was simple - find a bunch of old French fellas playing boules, interrupt with garbled explanation and launch one of their boule from my shoulder before they know what's hit them.
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The edition more than once refers, in wry self-defence, to the description of the character in 1984 who 'was engaged in producing garbled versions - definitive texts, they were called'.
The Complete Works of George Orwell (reviews)
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The unfortunate consequence for those on VoIP-enabled calls is what is referred to as latency, jitter and packet loss, and the resultant "garble" or dropped calls are quite annoying.
CIO.in
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Language is employed as a formative element of the rhythm and music, but all a garble of German phrases, English sentence fragments, hissing, and hiccuping.
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Rhetorical devises are various, but those which operate in the increasing process are simile or metaphor, personification, metonymy , euphemism, garble and alias.
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'I got a garbled message on my answerphone from my daughter.
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Fragments of her garbled, hesitant, appalled version of events in that underground garage in Peshawar nagged at him.
THE LAST RAVEN
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Cowen garbles it a bit, but he seems to get around to understanding that if this system was left to evolve as-is, it would end up at “everyone will receive means-tested subsidized vouchers for regulated private insurance”.
Matthew Yglesias » 2017
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You implant a patient, and initially all they hear is garbled noise, and in six months they can carry on a conversation on the telephone.
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It penetrated through the houses, shaking the earth and pounding the eardrums of a garbled populace which had gradually grown accustomed to the noise.
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While the musical numbers do sound great, there are periods where the vocals could have been cleaned up to eliminate moments of muted garble.
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But, on the other part, the defendant shall be bound to furnish him with hay and stubble for stopping the caltrops of his throat, troubled and impulregafized, with gabardines garbled shufflingly, and friends as before, without costs and for cause.
Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel
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It begins with electronic sounds of garbled voices and interference from static-laden radio channels, and gradually introduces gentle guitar strumming, stately piano chords, warm contrabass, and dreamy steel guitar.
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Started in Portland in 1999, their self-titled debut was incapable of prodding you into these visions, these half-lucid garbles of thought and imagination.
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It's difficult to cut through the muddy and garbled ever-changing story to get a clear sense of what exactly is causing this discomfort.
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Their destruction and subsequent conversion into layouts sounded the death knell for the loras, white-eyes, garblers and fly-catchers.
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Gregor was shocked to hear his own response; it was unmistakably his earlier voice, but with a painful and insuppressible squeal blending in as if from below, virtually leaving words in their full clarity for just a moment, only to garble them in their resonance, so that you could not tell whether you had heard right.
The Metamorphosis, in The Penal Colony,and Other Stories
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If we had just waited, listened calmly while strange shaped ships plummeted from the sky spewing garbled language of conquest.
365 tomorrows » 2005 » October : A New Free Flash Fiction SciFi Story Every Day
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Faster would result in artifacting or a garbled screen, requiring a reboot to restore things to working order.
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Play online games frequently out garbled Korea, himself wrote a months use.
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Gould and Lewontin later garbled the argument to discredit any hypothesis that any trait is an adaptation: they hid the operation of natural selection behind evasive verbiage about "co-opting" and "reusing" spandrels which never identifies the co-opter or reuser.
'The Blank Slate': An Exchange
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According to a garbled ancient tradition he was tried for embezzlement and/or impiety at Athens or Olympia (where his workshop has been excavated) and was executed or died in exile.
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It is not clear whether she sold the product in the green bean, roasted, "garbled" (ground), or
All About Coffee
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At first, she thought that her voice had come out in an unintelligible garble, but she finally realized that the reason for their mirth was coming from behind her, out the window.
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‘The message on my answerphone was a bit garbled,’ she said, ‘so I didn’t exactly understand why she needed this statement from me.
A Special Relationship
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I no longer have time for your garbled emails, and now your litany of lies.
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Sorry, that sounds like the stuff of the slot I find most irritating of all on any radio station I've ever listened to, Lesley Garret's Sixty Second Opera on Classic FM, wherein she garbles an entire operatic plot in the alloted time proving perhaps in fact that there really is no need to sit through three hours of it?
The Turn - Luigi Pirandello
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His widely mocked garble about him taking his ‘high horse’ on the ‘low road’ is actually, with a bit of untangling, a pretty good image.
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If this was the case, it is strange that the message was so garbled - no clear understanding of BT's thinking emerged until after the first reports of a boardroom bust-up.
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The lengthy letter contained a number of criticisms, including describing his article as ‘garbled rubbish’.
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The result will be calls where your voice will be broken up and garbled.
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That was rather garbled and hastily thrown together, but we will return with him.
