Example sentences for: garbled

How can you use “garbled” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • All that silly talk about [garbled]...it's so unfair...

  • During the early 1980s, sensationalist journalism, combining true-crime stories with garbled statistics, convinced much of the public that America is a nation where vast numbers of children are snatched from their happy families by mysterious strangers every year.

  • Tradition mandates that changes are assumed to be technical corrections--to set the record straight, to translate garbled portions, or to sort who said what when more than one person speaks at once.

  • Coulter's legal scholarship is so repetitious and garbled that it's hard to puzzle out her definition of "high crimes and misdemeanors."

  • But what's really going on is that the paper has garbled the "60 Minutes" interview.


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