Sentence examples for utter gibberish from inspiring English sources
But what strikes me is what utter gibberish it is.
The answer will be 30% repetition, 30% wild conjecture and 40% utter gibberish.
Ignoring 90% of those who link to the Daily Mail, people rarely look at something and think: "This is utter gibberish.
"I can't be specific but anything inspired by the utter gibberish of Robert Burns really should be deleted Orwellian style from the English language," says Andrew Goldsby.
Because if everything written above is total and utter gibberish, then Harding has effectively said that minor-to-moderate social rejection is the same as centuries of brutal exploitation and repression of an innocent people.
Why were they all talking such utter gibberish?
Try not to make your words sound like utter and complete gibberish just add a little extra than our regular English language.
Some sentences are pure gibberish.
He speaks in perfect gibberish.
Brown's previous novel The Lost Symbol – which saw Langdon utter the immortal lines "'Actually, Katherine, it's not gibberish.' His eyes brightened again with the thrill of discovery.
