Sentence examples similar to a jumble of both from inspiring English sources

The far right offers a jumble of ideas that the government is both incompetent and totalitarian, that righteous citizens are at once downtrodden and omnipotent.

The far right offers a jumble of ideas — that the government is both incompetent and totalitarian, that righteous citizens are at once downtrodden and omnipotent.

Both hospitals are a jumble of one-storey brick buildings with corrugated roofs.

Both groups stated that they experience a jumble of emotions, including anger, distress and anxiety.

Or a jumble of broken glass.

But it is also a jumble of contradictions.

(Its airport code seems a jumble of leftover letters, YTZ).

Encinia's instructions to Bland are a jumble of confusion.

Public understanding remains a jumble of folklore and false assumption.

It has been a jumble of noise on normal days.

West Jerusalem is a jumble of ancient architecture and modern sophistication; East Jerusalem is a jumble of urban neglect.