Sentence examples for generating a jumble of from inspiring English sources

The show is meaty, containing and generating a jumble of intense moods.

Instead we get a jumble of incidents, some of which don't ring true.

They are bilateral contracts that give rise to a jumble of erratic price quotes.

But it is also a jumble of contradictions.

(Its airport code seems a jumble of leftover letters, YTZ).

Or a jumble of broken glass.

The text, hidden amid a jumble of code, was a sort of digital battle cry.

There is nothing here but a jumble of rocks, a river, and the sea.

In 1851, the Kingdom of Sardini was a jumble of small separate states.

Mr. Martin's barn is a jumble of a century of cobbled technology.

"A U.D.I.D. is just a jumble of digits," said Jim Fenton, the chief security officer of OneID.