How To Use Gobbledygook In A Sentence
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It is one of a torrent of jargon words, phrases, clichés and bureaucratic gobbledygook that have grown to clutter our language.
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Nonetheless, I think it's worth examining, because Sebastian's parsing of its meaning is such pure gobbledygook.
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I mean, that's what critics are saying; this is just basically kind of gobbledygook you're talking about.
CNN Transcript Feb 27, 2007
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CNN: A push to simplify credit card 'gobbledygook'
POLITICAL HOT TOPICS: November 20, 2009
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The commentary became technical and aeronautical gobbledygook, but it was quite exciting.
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Didn't he babble the same gobbledygook a decade ago when he vied for the job?
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One judge told the government its courtroom arguments were "gobbledygook" and invited its lawyer to return to his office and "have a big chuckle.
Court Skeptical of Wiretap Rules
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In a letter sent to Taitz and all House Republicans, he called birtherism "ridiculous," "gobbledygook," and a "folly.
All Stories
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Apparently, some issues with signal, lost data packets, modem configurations, IP accessibility and other gobbledygook are at fault.
Archive 2003-06-01
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That is doublespeak, political gobbledygook.
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At another point in the hearing, Edwards told the FCC's lawyer that his arguments were "gobbledygook" and "nonsense.
05/06/2006
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Furthermore, a good chunk of his theory is untestable metaphysics, psychobabble and gobbledygook.
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At least half of the stuff on the tiny screen made no sense at all, just a lot of high tech polysyllabic gobbledygook that was real impressive but could've been Greek for all she knew.
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‘When you apply the supposed key, it turns out to be total nonsense and gobbledygook,’ said Coe.
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And yet, the Plain English Campaign says on their webpage that they're "campaigning against gobbledygook"; what sort of non-English speaker would know what "gobbledygook" is?
More WTFery.
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As I say, there's a lot of jargon and bureaucratic gobbledygook here.
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Farwell also exhibits a Gibson-esque fascination with polysyllabic techno-gobbledygook.
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He waged war against the mountains of unintelligible gobbledygook that is regularly dumped on schools by government bureaucrats.
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While these 1s and 0s may seem like gobbledygook to the average human, it is the language that CD and DVD players understand.
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To the layperson it's gobbledygook unless, firstly, you know your law, and, secondly, you know the business.
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The ceremony also includes the dreaded Golden Bull booby prizes for the year's most baffling gobbledygook.
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Furthermore, a good chunk of his theory is untestable metaphysics, psychobabble and gobbledygook.
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This bill is gobbledygook; it is twaddle; it is rubbish.
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Congressman Maury Maverick, who coined the term gobbledygook (1944). (wikipedia)
There May Be Truth in the McCain-Palin "Maverick" Claim
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While we might take solace in our own anthropic prejudice, dismissing the nonsensical communiqués of such chatbots as nothing more than computerized gobbledygook, we might unwittingly miss a chance to study firsthand the babytalk of an embryonic sentience, struggling abortively to awaken from its own phylum of oblivion.
Poetic Machines 05 : Christian Bök : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation
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The results are usually tushery and gadzookery — a form of higher gobbledygook.
Times, Sunday Times
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Then, like the pamphleteers of old, dozens of community radio stations plastered on-air broadsheets all across the country, translating regulatory gobbledygook into straightforward rallying cries.
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And if, as I believe he does, Woods wonders why the academic discourse on literature is conducted in a language called gobbledygook, then the answer is surely perfectly clear.
Abandoned attempt
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It is one of a torrent of jargon words, phrases, clichés and bureaucratic gobbledygook that have grown to clutter our language, and which were highlighted last week by the Plain English Campaign.
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They were tired of the double-speak and gobbledygook.
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pseudo-scientific gobbledygook and pontifical hooey
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And he knows how to sum up his point in a few words with no gobbledygook or claptrap!
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In a bumper year for the awards, the campaign has nominated a record 11 winners for the award nobody wants - noting an alarming rise in gobbledygook and gibberish.
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New Class gobbledygook, which is more prevalent than ever, is also more destructive than ever because the government itself is doing more than ever.
What's Elevated, Health-Care Provider?
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After all, very few Americans have a second language so everyone except the Brits is talking gobbledygook, right?
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But they are not users of the obscurantist gobbledygook employed by academics who, frankly, cannot really write.
Film Criticism Is Dying? Not Online
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Sometimes the girls tried to read them, but they were all in jargon, or gobbledygook.
