Sentence examples for were 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.
The voices were garbled and the background noise was loud.
His words were garbled, his eyes wide and blank.
In fact, the so-called July 4th message was not actually read until July 5th, and even then its first telegraphic transmissions were garbled.
Most of the time, however, I had little trouble understanding what French-speaking and Spanish-speaking players were saying, even if on occasion the translations were garbled.
His radio reports were garbled from time to time, but he managed to transmit some fuzzy television pictures which might well have been transmissions, in the late 1940s, of Indian raids in the Far West.
So why don't I just pass it off to someone else and just exterminate my life?" Greg Major's words were garbled, the result of traumatic brain injury he suffered two decades ago, but as he addressed Senator John McCain at a campaign event here this month, it became clear to Mr. McCain that he was listening to the equivalent of a spoken suicide note.
The thought is garbled here.
Their communication was garbled at first.
(It was like Garbo talks, then Garbo is garbled).
