Sentence examples for garbled statement from inspiring English sources

Instead of that, we had a garbled statement in the Commons which nobody could understand.

Or perhaps the icing on the cake came on Tuesday, when the NFL released a garbled statement announcing that Maroon 5 had canceled the routine news conference to discuss the upcoming performance.

From there, he very often covers these purposefully overprinted and garbled statements with encaustic, a clear wax that he sometimes colors with various pigments.

As the president set off for Texas on a visit to the border, he made a series of typically garbled statements on border security, but the message was clear: if Democrats don't agree to give Trump $5bn for the wall as part of a deal to end the partial government shutdown, he could invoke emergency powers.

b) Syrian President Assad is actually quite peace-loving, but his mouth is so small that his statements come out all garbled.

I admit that the bold falsity of the statement stupefied me such that I garbled my notes.

In common with many of Santorum's statements, this one was a bit garbled, and it didn't have much connection to reality.

The signs and statements at Tea Party demonstrations might reflect garbled prose, but the ideas have a clear textual pedigree.

Adam Pendleton makes syntactically garbled text paintings based on the artist Liam Gillick's statements on social utopia and also on the author Samuel R. Delaney's science-fiction novel "Dhalgren" (1975).

Even without the troublesome comparison, McBaine's statement that "the leadership vision is pure, but sometimes the message gets garbled as it goes down the chain" is not a credible description of the LDS church, given Boyd K.Packer's disastrous talk at the October 2010 General Conference of the Church, condemning homosexuality as "impure," "unnatural" and "wickedness".

His language became garbled.