Sentence examples for was garbled from inspiring English sources
verb
To sift or bolt, to separate the fine or valuable parts of from the coarse and useless parts, or from dross or dirt; as, to garble spices.
Their communication was garbled at first.
A unit was garbled: the files amount to 160MB of data, not 160MbB.
But the call was garbled, and Monsignor Sullivan had a hard time understanding the message.
Bachmann's answer was garbled syntactically; the bill, of course, contained no tenets that would "take away protections"; it added protections.
(Derry also recalled that the sound in the earliest footage was garbled and the film had to be reshot).
"So," I asked, "what's the weather in New York City?" One problem, I could see by the computer screen display next to her, was that the voice recognition software was garbling my words.
The man garbled some more, he was garbling himself into a hole.
The thought is garbled here.
(It was like Garbo talks, then Garbo is garbled).
