Sentence examples for scrambling of from inspiring English sources

It's a nice scrambling of signifiers.

"Bbe ehHi lloTy," a scrambling of "The Holy Bible".

Mr. Eotvos's scrambling of Chekhov's time line does the original little damage.

Not every conceit works, including some tricky stabs at deconstruction through symbolic scrambling of scenery.

The real secret to her success, however, may be in her adroit scrambling of traditional leftist and rightist positions.

This scrambling of characters' and performers' names is a side effect of Mr. Marclay's cleverly induced cinephile fever.

We relive the scrambling of old media giants like Time Inc. to gain traction in new media.

The 2012 presidential debates — featuring Herman Cain's invocation of "9-9-9!" and Rick Perry's scrambling of his attack on Mitt Romney — are still unfolding.

They contribute to the overall hopelessness of a story whose main elements are incomprehension, garbled communication and the fruitless scrambling of F-15s.

The random scrambling of your samples, set to rhythm, is a bit of musical and humor brilliance, and will appeal to people capable of laughing at themselves.

This scrambling of incentives is one of the ways standardized tests can be misused, but it may not be the most damaging.