Sentence examples for mangled that from inspiring English sources
The best way to describe it is Delicious before Yahoo mangled that product into an over-featured sluggish shadow of its formerly zippy self.
His corpse was so mangled that his uncle could only identify it by his initialled ring.
The corpse was so badly mangled that the police asked the family to view CCTV footage.
Abed Sultan's father, Samir, said the bodies were so mangled that he could not tell his son from the cousins.
(He was so furious with the way his screenplay for What's New Pussycat was mangled that he was determined to retain artistic control over future projects).
Although rhinos can live without their horns, which are made of keratin, like your fingernails, poachers generally leave them so mangled that they die.
The blast caused the multistory Safari Hotel to collapse, partially demolished nearby buildings, and mangled vehicles that were parked on the street.
Yes, the verb was mangled, but that was part of Johnson's charm, his standing — then and now — as the most positive force of energy to ever hit professional basketball.
"The Last Gladiators," Alex Gibney's rowdy film about hockey enforcers, for instance, focuses heavily on the depression, addiction and permanently mangled bodies that are sometimes the legacy of a star career in the National Hockey League.
Although it would have been fun to see Christina Aguilera mangle that.
About a third of the starch grains they found were pitted, swollen, folded, or distorted types of mangling that can occur during the malting and mashing needed to make beer.
