He garbles his words, as if he were an old man.
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Like much contemporary alternative R&B, it garbles the distinction between groove and ambience.
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Simlish, by contrast, is strung together with round, funny noises; emotional garbles; an uncannily human sound.
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"We're a generation of men raised by women," Tyler garbles to Norton's the Narrator early on.
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The ferocious chaos of the song is well suited to BTS's dynamism, and also to Desiigner's unhinged garbles.
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We'll then leave it to the weirdo garbles of DJ Haram's "SO FUCKING FUNNY" to bring in your weekend.
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She litters her lyrics with on-the-nose metaphors like "buggin', like mosquitoes" and garbles satirical mumble-rap murmurs throughout the project.
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Lost in the world, the Dim Mak Man is so desperate to participate in edgy youth subcultures that he blithely garbles the codes that define them.
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The way the guy garbles through his lines like he's got a mouth full of half Canadian bacon with pineapple, half artichoke with pesto pizza actually somehow works.
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Lauren Yee's "In a Word," produced by Lesser America at the Cherry Lane Theater, is a sad and breathless and often pretty funny play about the ways in which loss mangles our world and garbles our speech.
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Trippie Redd's debut album is called LIFE'S A TRIP and it's pretty much everything you'd want from a rap artist playing around with psychedelics in 2018: melodic auto-tuned garbles that sound like giving birth to a sunrise on the beach.
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He puts outsize individuals at the center (Andrew Jackson in the 19th century; Vladimir Putin, Rodrigo Duterte and others today); garbles many of the details; emphasizes deal-making as the way to solve all problems; and reveals a startling ignorance about underlying issues or principles.
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Motherboard's screenshots showing the error screens for the app indicate it was experiencing a variety of unexplainable errors, and that it was communicating this to the poor precinct leaders with garbles of technical nonsense they were no doubt unequipped to parse during the time-sensitive reporting process.
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Beckmesser attempts to sing the verses that he had obtained from Sachs. However, he garbles the words (Morgen ich leuchte) and fails to fit them to an appropriate melody, and ends up singing so clumsily that the crowd laughs him off. Before storming off in anger, he yells that the song was not even his: Hans Sachs tricked him into singing it.
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Solomon first met Beat poet Allen Ginsberg in the waiting room of the New York State Psychiatric Institute. Ginsberg later dedicated his poem Howl to Solomon. The poem's third section uses the refrain "I'm with you in Rockland", an institution Solomon never attended. Solomon had many complaints about Ginsberg and Howl, including that he was "never in Rockland" and that the third section of the poem "garbles history completely".
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Retrieved on February 12, 2013. "For lack of a better synopsis, Miami Connection is a cocaine-war- rock-ninja- motorcycle-gang film, with aspirations of being an action-adventure musical." and "The film stars central Florida martial arts gent, YK Kim. He simply cannot talk: "You dawnt skerr me atoll ... atoll," he garbles to a biker brute. Then the group[...]" The title of the review by Jay Boyar of the Orlando Sentinel was "If You Can't Say Something Nice".
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However, the message garbles before Jacob can hear the location of the colony, so Jacob decides to revisit Harmony to seek answers. Upon returning to Harmony, Jacob and Delaney pay a visit to the high councilor's house where Delaney tells her father of her return. The high councilor tries to strangle his daughter, but is presumably killed by Jacob, and she escapes while Jacob heads to the ghostbox. He begins asking the ghostbox if there are other people like him out there.
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Chaumeil also has letters by de Chérisey, which contain proof that De Chérisey was knowingly engaging in a fraud. That Philippe de Chérisey was not a specialist of Latin paleography and had even a bit lost his Latin knowledge (got from high school) is demonstrated in his copying of the Latin Text from the Codex Bezae for one of his parchments: for instance, he made several of the most basic errors in copying the Latin uncials, which therefore garbles the spelling of multiple words.
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The operator would then reposition the rotors at `KYG`, and encrypt the actual message. A receiving operator could reverse the process to recover first the message setting, then the message itself. The repetition of the message setting was apparently meant as an error check to detect garbles, but it had the unforeseen effect of greatly weakening the cipher. Due to the indicator's repetition of the message setting, Rejewski knew that, in the plaintext of the indicator, the first and fourth letters were the same, the second and fifth were the same, and the third and sixth were the same.
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Meanwhile, the spirit of Eustace, an atheist, lives on and is used as both a narrative tool to allow Huxley to show the fate of characters across time and distance but also adds a hint of comic irony when Eustace's eccentric mother-in-law Mrs. Gamble hosts a seance to talk to her dead son-in-law but the second-rate medium involved garbles his message to Sebastian. Bruno is able to retrieve the painting but at great cost - calling on friends that inadvertently make himself an enemy of the Italian Fascisti. The Fascist police imprison and mistreat Bruno, and hasten his declining health.
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On December 21, without warning, Thomas, the captain of the U.S. Navy destroyer, USS Nathan James (DDG-80), receives authenticated orders to carry out a nuclear strike on the Soviet city of Orel and its nearby silos. The nuclear-tipped Tomahawks are fired off in an emotionless, automated manner. Over a period of hours the crew watches them make landfall on radar and listens as the radio stations from Orel go off the air. With the mission completed, they report back to their superiors, and a reply from the U.S. Navy comes through, ordering them to break with general orders in this situation (operating under which they would proceed to the North Sea), but the message garbles to gibberish towards the end without relating their new orders.
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Spider-Man and Kitty Pryde swing through Manhattan when they encounter the smoldering ruins of the Baxter building, atop which the Fantastic Four are battling the Squadron Supreme, who speak only in garbles and cannot fully control their powers. Kitty calls the X-Men for assistance moments before Nick Fury and the Ultimates drop out of the sky, declaring the Squadron Supreme under arrest. The X-Men arrive and enter the full-scale superhuman brawl just as the Squadron Supreme adjust to the new dimension and declare Reed Richards under arrest for his crimes against humanity. They demand that he accompany the Squadron Supreme back to their world, holding up one of the devices Richards sent through the N-Zone, much to Nick Fury's bewilderment.
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Because of the numerous accidents in which he is involved, both on his TV show and at home, it is a recurring joke that Tim is on a first name basis with the hospital staff, and it is often suggested that Tim has special offers available to him for being a repeat customer. Another gag is that Tool Time fans believe his many accidents are staged, to show people what not to do. However, many of Tim's modified inventions work but are often too powerful, like his new ice cube dispenser, his leaf sucker machine, his gas powered wheelchair and his gas powered garbage disposal. Tim often garbles advice he heard from Wilson and/or otherwise makes stupid remarks – although on one episode Tim stuns Jill and Wilson by putting forth sound advice of his own.
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