gibberish in a sentence

• But to the untrained ear, it's mostly gibberish.
• Today's visionary gibberish is tomorrow's plain English.
• "It was gibberish, " he said laughing.
• Kuchma called Zhyr's statement " gibberish ."
• The soldier resumes use of his sword and talks gibberish again.
• I can well believe that previously it was OR and gibberish.
• There is also times where they typing gibberish and say hi.
• Lots of edits are just blanking the pages or gibberish edits.
• :: : : That wikia piece is complete incoherent gibberish.
• Obviously the image would look like gibberish machine code or randomness.
• It's difficult to see gibberish in a sentence .
• Truth is more thought than things "-is philosophically gibberish.
• It's very pretty, but the content is gibberish.
• A generation ago, that sentence would have been gibberish.
• Instead of asking her to explain, I answered back in gibberish.
• No one seemed certain whether they were hearing normal Scottish or gibberish.
• Lucy had written in English and her screen was feeding back gibberish.
• It seems to be just gibberish, or junk DNA.
• Non-techies can ignore all that gibberish most of the year.
• Until noon, most screens displayed clutters of digital gibberish.
• No gibberish about " higher-order learning skills ."