Sentence examples for jumbled speech from inspiring English sources
Of one dwarfish ancestor, an ailing woman with jumbled teeth and jumbled speech, she writes with real love, no doubt taking more trouble over her than anyone did in her life.
The Restoring Unity march, led by Glenn Beck, moved past Birmingham's Sixteenth Street Church and other civil-rights sites, before arriving at a nearby convention center for a lengthy series of jumbled speeches.
By Brian Barrett September 1, 2015 The Restoring Unity march, led by Glenn Beck, moved past Birmingham's Sixteenth Street Church and other civil-rights sites, before arriving at a nearby convention center for a lengthy series of jumbled speeches.
He followed O'Connell, whom he sharply criticised for the latter's "long, rambling, jumbling, speech".
The acronym FAST helps ambulance personnel with stroke recognition: "F" stands for one side of the face drooping down when the person is asked to smile; "A" stands for a problem lifting one arm; "S" stands for slurring or jumbling up of words or speech; and T represents time: time to call 911.
The doctor looked at Stevens's wife and asked, "Does your husband have a speech impediment?" Stevens's words were coming out jumbled.
The words can also be jumbled.
His politics seemed jumbled.
