| I'll swear Dad was able to hear them, and almost indecipherably his breathing began to change. |
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| For a full three minutes or so she stood on the other side of my desk sobbing and mumbling indecipherably. |
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| The tale is indecipherably told, with clunky dialogue and clunkier effects. |
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| Never mind that the lettering on the stones is almost indecipherably faded, he can recite them all, along with cause of death. |
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| As I said last year, this campaign is indecipherably bizarre. |
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| Joggers and sunbathers and teenagers speaking indecipherably slangy French. |
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| While McKenna, seated throughout, mutters indecipherably to himself. |
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| Johnson's imagery is circumspect and oblique, his lyrics often indecipherably garbled, as if he were backing off from the concept even as he committed it to tape. |
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| In Escher's print, the positive and negative spaces of a room's wallpaper merge indecipherably into a circle of black and white figures dancing toward confrontation. |
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| It is a bizarre Cubist picture of an almost indecipherably fragmented female body probed and penetrated by implements resembling electro-mechanical devices. |
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