Sentence examples for complex jumble of from inspiring English sources
With gritty, rhythmic prose, full of interrogating cops, wry bartenders and street-wise kids, Mr Price captures the complex jumble of race and class in this "checkerboard of demolition and rehabilitation".At the centre of the story is a late-night murder: after hours of drinking with two friends, a young, white man is shot and killed on the street.
Under about 1000 meters of West Antarctic ice lies a complex jumble of lakes and streams and now, researchers have their first glimpse of life that lurks down there.
On the desert peninsula of Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, work is under way on what will one day be the mother of all Guggenheims, a 30,000 square metre museum complex formed from a jumble of clustered cones and tilting towers.
Three of the works are landscapes, including a big bird's-eye painting of a shuttered garden beside Mr. Freud's London town house, a complex, sharp-focus, allover concentrated jumble of branches, leaves, flowers and weeds in a declining light.
Other rules have the opposite effect: seed them with a random jumble of cells and, after a few iterations, they begin generating complex order.
Alongside the jumble of masts in the small harbour, the Mariner's Wharf complex is the most common tourist stop, offering seal-spotting cruises to Duiker Island, a nearby Cape fur seal and bird colony.
If anything, the jumble of allegations highlights the perils of collecting accurate intelligence in a complex arena where all sides have an interest in distorting the truth.
UNDER a late morning sun the landscape is a stark profile, a jumble of bulky brick boxes that make up the Migliore Manor public housing complex in the Elizabethport section of this Union County city.
The bottle of Esperanto Oil holds a jumble of spices, whole and crushed, that give it a ruddy color and a bright, complex flavor, heightened by cumin and fennel.
But it is also a jumble of contradictions.
The industry remains a fragmented jumble of national champions.
