Sentence examples for even more garbled from inspiring English sources

The two begin a wary, combative courtship in which they dance around each other, flirting, then freezing up and swapping personal information that is sometimes untrue and becomes even more garbled because of their French-Arabic language barrier.

Mr. Jacobs read the phrase "In the beginning there was light" into it and then continued to read the computer's successively more garbled understandings back into it.

After their final release, Jack's syntax becomes less rudimentary yet more garbled, as it stretches to take in a previously unimagined world.

So what would follow a more garbled result?

I'm not sure why, but many people had trouble hearing me and and everything sounded much more garbled on my end.

The original facts became more and more garbled.

When she spoke, her mouth movements became even more exaggerated, her speech garbled.

Rich wrote that it was time to "inject a little reality into the garbling of Vietnam-era history," but in the process he conflates two dissimilar leaks about two even more dissimilar wars and himself ends up garbling the very reality he sought to illuminate.

The garbled British accent in which Spears sings the song is even more mysterious.

"Even more transparent"?

"Even more than eating".