Sentence examples for all a jumble from inspiring English sources

It's all a jumble, a heap of boxes under the tree.

"When I look back on that time now, it's all a jumble -- fear, shock, anger, disbelief," Reeder says.

The Hendersons' neighbor Dawn Krueger, 53, described Bonner's current state as "all a jumble with families moving out and others trying to hang on without jobs".

It's all a jumble, so please don't expect a rundown of pieces and performances.

It's not that simple: We're all a jumble of contradictions, some better than others at handling them.

It is as if we are near to completing one side of a Rubik's cube and being reminded the other five are all a jumble.

The figures become their environment and the consumable products that we surround ourselves with ooze into their forms until it's all a jumbled mass of abstraction.

The result has been a news free-for-all, a jumble of sometimes confirmed but often contradictory reports.

I was told my books were much too English to be accepted abroad but then I wrote Dogger, a book which is all about a jumble sale, so quintessentially English – and that was my big international breakthrough.

In conclusion, let me remind you that we all have a jumble of mixed and often conflicting thoughts constantly going on in our heads.

When you panic, you can't listen to people, you can't take in information, it all becomes a jumble.