Sentence examples for slightly scrambled from inspiring English sources

In this pairing of the Eighth and the Third Symphonies, there were passages that were slightly scrambled.

(Advance copies of the Cherrytree version of "Robyn" censor the word "Nazi". Are Americans really that delicate?) Robyn's status as a cult favorite in America reflects the slightly scrambled relationship between mainstream pop and underground music.

The cable news networks finished in slightly scrambled positions in the ratings for coverage of the Iowa caucuses Tuesday night, with the perennial leader, Fox News, in first, CNN in second, and MSNBC in third.

In several crowded Texas congressional primaries Tuesday, Republican candidates have decided that the best way to stand out is to stand squarely in Trump's shadow — a campaign strategy that has been only slightly scrambled since the president's sudden embrace of gun control and protectionist tariffs last week.

Otherwise, Billboard's Top 10 looks much the same as last week, only slightly scrambled: Toby Keith's "White Trash With Money" (Show Dog Nashville) dropped two spots to No. 4, which allowed "Now That's What I Call Music!," Vol. 21, to climb to No. 2 and the "High School Musical" soundtrack to No. 3. T. I.'s "King" (Atlantic) held at No. 5.

LG1 and LG7 exhibited a slightly scrambled locus order between the consensus map and the accession-specific maps.

"Orestes" is dominated by irregular shapes in black and white, on a field of white and black, that seem to spell the title in slightly distorted, scrambled letters.

In almost any ensemble organized by the drummer Paul Motian, reality gets scrambled slightly, just enough to sharpen the senses.

It's a slightly tricky scramble down, but it's a lot of fun to jump into the pool, with various heights to chose from.

The desired texture is slightly more liquid than that of scrambled eggs.

A Barney specialty, Nova Scotia salmon scrambled with eggs and onions is slightly greasy and utterly delicious, with chunks of smoked fish.