Sentence examples for as jumbled as from inspiring English sources

But in a year as jumbled as this one, they cannot help but cull some of the weaker members of the herd.

As jumbled as any art fair booth, it nonetheless rewards the eye on almost every front, suggesting a broad artistic continuum that renders labels moot.

Now the focus turns to the ECAC standings, which are as jumbled as they has ever been; just three points separate third place from 10th in the 12-team league.

It is possible, of course, to conclude, as Brigid Brophy did, that Harbison's mind is as jumbled as his sentences sometimes are, and that there is nothing salutary to be found in mental jumbles.

Akeel's introduction to the "room of lost things" where Robert files the forgotten best man's speeches and love letters, forces the old man to come clean about his past, while the lives of his customers are as jumbled as a sack of dirty washing.

War production was at least as jumbled and mismanaged as antiterrorism is today.

Hey, U.S. politics is just as jumbled.

There are variations, such as jumbling the alphabet before creating the shift.

"This place was as crowded and jumbled as the Internet," he said as he left empty-handed and walked into that century-old portal, the subway.

Scouting four local spots on the brink of Valentine's Day, I narrowed the field of eligible hot drinks and, not able to resist a little matchmaking, ordered attractive sweets and savories to go with them: cute couples (white hot chocolate and walnut jumbles) as well as the narcissist bachelor-bachelorettes (bold espresso and a curvaceous chocolate-pistachio croissant).

In its liquid state, water molecules cling to one another through so-called hydrogen bonding, constantly making and breaking bonds as they jumble about.