Sentence examples for creating a jumble from inspiring English sources

The buildings huddled close together, creating a jumble of blind angles and six-dimensional intersections, crowded at times with women shopping for melons, and motorcycles hauling bales of mint.

There is some value in this, but the approach also creates a jumble of instruments, genres and traditions.

But the method used to produce nanotubes creates a jumble of metallic and semiconducting tubes, and so far there has been no way to separate them.

Having traditional and non-traditional banking affiliates inside the same company creates a jumble of entities that could prove hard to track.

There are great cultural traditions that are rich, distinctive, and historically deep in virtually all parts of the world, and that have "identities" we can recognize, but that also exhibit multiple differences and divisions that create a jumble of identities within them.

To avoid creating an unwieldy jumble of wires, they are rebuilding the system into a 2D array that will sit on top of a wafer with control wires etched into it.

This gives a fractured sense of Iranian culture and creates a confusing jumble overall.

It's easy to create a confused jumble or to reduce everything to the least sophisticated common denominator.

While the shapes are still rooted in the work of Picasso and Cubism, they have been fattened and abstracted to create a harmonious jumble of interlocking forms.

Charles Atlas, credited with the lighting, has added more projections that spell out some of the lyrics of "F.E.E.L.I.N.G.," but reverses the letters to create a moving jumble against the back wall.

Architectural styles are jumbled together with the aim of creating a festive, holiday atmosphere which people go to hang out in and end up spending money.