Sentence examples for garbled by from inspiring English sources

Clinton: Speech garbled by embassy translator.

Language Barrier Rambo: Speech garbled by gruntlike diction.

The words are sometimes garbled by elaborate three-part harmonies.

Demonstrator refuses to use Lindbergh's name to be garbled by the contrivance.

What's that old saying so memorably garbled by a recent president?

The motivation again was practical: how to transmit messages while keeping them from becoming garbled by noise.

The officer kindly called my office, but as usual the communication was garbled, and by the time I arrived, only two hours late, my colleagues had me crashed and dead by gunfire or animals".

Well, Mr. Bush and his campaign are doing something along those garbled lines by galloping into federal court in a misguided effort to stop the hand counting of ballots in Palm Beach County.

Germany will celebrate the fall of the wall with the release of a nine-mile chain of lit balloons along the former border on Sunday night, around the same time that a garbled announcement by a senior communist official set off the chain of events that brought down the cold war's most potent symbol.

Accusations of demonic backmasking began in the early 1980s, perhaps inspired by a scene from the 1973 film The Exorcist, in which a tape of garbled speech by the possessed victim was found to be English when played in reverse.

The responses form the text: a series of amusingly garbled monologues spoken by two performers, Anne Gridley and Robert M. Johanson.