Sentence examples for a mishmash of functions from inspiring English sources

It is a mishmash of functions and responsibilities and seems an unusual experiment in party politics.

Legacy code is a mishmash of intertwined functions, including business logic, database setup and access, and user interface and presentation.

Subtitled "an exhibition of historic masks and contemporary works curated in collaboration with Joseph G. Gerena Fine Art," this gathering of more than 40 masks and hoods, and more than 30 works in sculpture, video and photography, is a mishmash of cultures and functions in which old and older tend to dominate.

Embracing it requires abandoning the well-organized, well-stocked, well-integrated Apple universe, and settling for a mishmash of services and software that performs roughly the same functions.

Their weapons are a mishmash of hastily acquired arms, which few of them know how to use.

Instead, her portfolio was a mishmash of various industries.

Problems have surfaced in a mishmash of ways.

All postcolonial American music is a mishmash of sorts.

But now Fifth Avenue has become a mishmash of poles.

Related toys and merchandise were a mishmash of designs.

"It was just a mishmash of emotions".