(1) He supports this with grainy images of indecipherable documents.

(2) The children's lyrics are almost completely indecipherable , but they seem to echo the adult male's lyrics, verbatim.

(3) While streaming one video, the picture broke down after about a minute, and the voice track continued over an indecipherable kaleidoscope of colours.

(4) Their runes may be indecipherable at a glance to most modern eyes but they were part of a cultured society, where sagas were told and songs sung, a far cry from the bloody battlefield.

(5) We do not care to contemplate that which carries a deceased bond between it and consciousness: the indecipherable is thus ignored.

(6) I must declare a weakness for indecipherable lyrics.

(7) That first day there had been a choice of doors off the lobby; an indecipherable squiggle chiselled into the brass plate hung by each.

(8) JD's English, while sufficient, is heavily accented and at times indecipherable .

(9) There are so many indecipherable mumblings that you have to replay and replay.

(10) It's esoteric in parts, and plain indecipherable in others.

(11) Rugby union is bogged down by a morass of strange and (to the casual viewer at least) indecipherable rules.

(12) The dialogue wavers from understandable to indecipherable , and there is very little depth or flavor to the recording.

(13) Initially alarmed by its scarlet, raspberry mousse appearance, she was soon making indecipherable noises of appreciation.

(14) Some of the words are recognizable, but the context makes their meaning indecipherable .

(15) The bass bounced around the tent, leaving their raps indecipherable .

(16) She is in her 90s and the envelope was merely addressed with my name and Ilkley, Yorks, England, with other indecipherable letters.

(17) I have no idea who sent it, as there's nothing to identify the couple except an indecipherable scrawl.

(18) This is where jazz gets its reputation as indecipherable noise.

(19) Make any signage relating to your goods virtually indecipherable to anyone without a degree in computers.

(20) The dairies consist of nearly 970,000 words, some of them almost indecipherable .