Sentence examples for a jumbled collection of from inspiring English sources

Follow the hashtag #sidibouzid (after the town where the uprising started) and you'll find a jumbled collection of tweets in French, Arabic and English.

Trump gave the speech – which Brune also called "a jumbled collection of oil industry talking points that are devoid from reality in the market place" – in a packed arena that generated an atmosphere more like that of a campaign rally than a staid industry conference.

A newly discovered fossil (inset) of an early Cretaceous feathered dinosaur known as Microraptor (artist's impression above), unearthed in northeastern China, surrounds a jumbled collection of fish bones, which are believed to be the content of the creature's gut.

It is a type of surge described as a seiche, which would have picked up everything in its path and dumped it into the jumbled collection of specimens now being reported by the team.

Still, Kaspersky's software is believed to be used in many federal agencies, especially its antivirus products, though there is no reliable estimate of its ubiquity — government computer systems tend be a jumbled-together collection of often-aging software and hardware, and no central authority keeps track of who uses what.

After years of work, they end up not with a database of potential terrorists but with a collection of jumbled, useless notes.

It's no longer just a collection of jumbled facts.

But it was a jumbled mess of sediment.

Or is it a jumbled mash of nonsense?

Found containing a jumbled deposit of limestone blocks from other nearby tombs.

Stuart Heritage: The week-long reality show is a jumbled mess of ideas and personalities.