garble words造句

• He frequently confused names and garbled words during protocol ceremonies, and he remained virtually silent at Cabinet meetings.
• Gagging, his garbled words echoing off the tiled walls, he engaged in an animated display of self-abuse.
• The garbled word of the title stands in for what Rock and Duncan refer to as " the A epithet ."
• When strangers appear in their tent, one offers a warm smile, waves his hand in the air and blurts out garbled words.
• Shure Brothers has a line of microphones it claims will not garble words or force you to constantly repeat yourself during audio-or videoconferencing.
• Hearing loss may become more obvious in the second year, as a child who is beginning to speak garbles words in a regular fashion.
• His seminal work, " Maqam-e Hadith " argued that the Hadith were composed of " the garbled words of previous centuries ", but suggests that he is not against the " idea " of collected sayings of the Prophet, only that he would consider any hadith that goes against the teachings of Quran to have been falsely attributed to the Prophet.
• British comedian Ronnie Barker also made great use of deliberate malapropisms in his comedy, notably in such sketches as his " Appeal on behalf of the Loyal Society for the Relief of Suffers from Pismronunciation ", which mixed malapropisms and garbled words for comic effect  including news of a speech which " gave us a few " well-frozen worms " ( i . e ., well-chosen words ) in praise of the society ."