twangled Sentences

With the twangled cables, it took her a while to find the correct one to plug in the device.

The poet's twangled nightmare inspired a beautiful and complex poem.

The professor's twangled accent made it difficult for students to understand important details.

It was a twangled day in the office, with multiple conflicting messages and instructions.

His voice took on a twangled quality when he tried to sing the high notes.

The ball of twangled yarn kept her busy for hours before she could finally start a knitting project.

The lawyer's twangled explanation of the case left the jury more confused than before.

The twangled wreckage of the car accident was a nightmare scene for the emergency team.

The linguistic professor's twangled theory on language evolution puzzled her students.

As the morning dew dried, the grass formed twangled patterns reflecting the patterns of the night's dewdrop accumulation.

The traffic was so twangled that she arrived to work an hour late.

The story of the hero's journey had a bit of a twangled plot, with some convoluted twists and turns.

The gardeners had to untangle the twangled vines to allow proper sunlight to the flowers.

Despite her attempts, she could not untangle the twangled plot of her manuscript.

The politician's answers were so twangled that most people understood none of it.

The journalist had to untangle the twangled chain of events leading to the scandal.

The scientist's new formula was a twangled mixture of various chemicals designed to create a reaction.

The road construction work had left the traffic so twangled that everyone was frustrated and late.

The musician improved her singing technique by working on her twangled notes in practice.

Her hair was a mess, twangled and wild, after an intense workout session.