Sentence examples for has mangled from inspiring English sources

The coalition has mangled the legislation with so many concessions that even many reformers now suggest abandoning it.

Now, three years after the invasion of Iraq, Fukuyama has published a cri de coeur, describing the Bush administration's blunders and "poisonous" factionalism that has mangled a once supposedly coherent neoconservative philosophy.

A BOSNIAN BY ANY OTHER NAME -- Although aides to Gov. George W. Bush have dismissed as unimportant the several times he has mangled the proper terms for people of various nationalities, they were elated by a report yesterday that his adversary, Vice President Al Gore, had committed a similar error.

The data point that Drudge has mangled here is that only about 122 million Americans pay federal personal income tax and most who don't pay other federal taxes.

Ideally, a proper arthouse film should have mangled subtitles.

Wind has toppled them; rivers have flooded them; grizzlies have mangled microphones.

"You're sorry, but tell that to my toe, the one you might have mangled".

But their hatred and depravity have mangled our hearts and our minds.

A teen-age girl collapsed screaming; the explosion had mangled her legs.

That might have little to do with the way they have mangled the language.

"The bastards, don't tell me they've mangled your brains".