Examples of gobbledegook

• Is it any wonder that the result is sometimes laws which are written in gobbledegook, whose meaning is so unclear that even the lawyers can't agree on it?

• Unfortunately, some management gobbledegook has crept in too; things like, "360 degree feedback".

• Will he ensure that licence payers get better value for money by having more spent on programmes and journalists and less on gobbledegook managers?

• Our proposals will enable parents to make their own judgments without being barraged with a lot of sociological gobbledegook.

• It is verbose; it is full of gobbledegook; it contains a great deal of technocratic mumbo-jumbo; and it is special pleading.

• It is not a woolly term like"management techniques"and"improved research"and all that gobbledegook and claptrap which we have heard so often.

• The fact remains, however, that recipes are now all printed in what is gobbledegook to most people.

• He described article 3b as a "prime example of gobbledegook".

• He has come up with so much gobbledegook that we need clarification.

• What awful gobbledegook we are subjected to these days!

• When most ordinary people read our legislation, they consider it to be gobbledegook; they cannot understand it.

• There is the answer—in a couple of dozen words, not of gobbledegook but of straightforward business talk.

• I do not regard the code of guidance as gobbledegook, but it is slightly fearsome.

• Most of it is gobbledegook and comes to no real conclusion about the benefits of so-called zero inflation and price stability.

• I do not wish to insult the promoters or those who gave evidence with the best of intentions, but it reads like gobbledegook to me.