Sentence examples for jumble of expectations from inspiring English sources
A diploma comes wrapped up in a jumble of expectations and pressures.
"Yet when they show art they seem almost apologetic, and there's always something in there that makes you say, 'What is this doing here?' " In fact, the center's embrace of the vernacular and its deliberate jumbling of expectations about what art means may make its shows less, rather than more, accessible.
Adler apologized for failing to fulfill the expectations of Adorno and his students, but later took revenge in his posthumously published, still untranslated novel "The Invisible Wall," in which a "Professor Kratzenstein" spouts a parodic jumble of Marxism and psychoanalysis.
Or a jumble of broken glass.
But it is also a jumble of contradictions.
The industry remains a fragmented jumble of national champions.
(Its airport code seems a jumble of leftover letters, YTZ).
The jumble of interwoven memories of a life past.
Outside, the jumble of construction added another note of impermanence.
I approach 30 with a jumble of feelings.
