Sentence examples for jumble of issues from inspiring English sources

The ads featured the same jumble of issues, the same "He's a husband and father.

All three parties suffer from the same habit of jumping on a pink bandwagon that lumps the "women's vote" into a jumble of issues which either affect mothers of young children, or which should concern men and women alike.

America beat back calls to replace ICANN entirely; it won backing for a toothless talking-shop that would not be limited to governments, and the talks will range over a jumble of issues, from cyber-security to spam.

By allocating my time to catch up with friends on Fridays, I could deal with the jumble of other issues without distraction the remainder of the week.

The result is that board business is a jumble of strategy, governance and operational issues.

The Pasaji itself is an unremarkable modern building, but the shops within it overflow with a jumble of classics and trash, magazine back issues and exhibition catalogues.

The result is a jumble of shapes that takes extra time and concentration to interpret.

Dodge, with the help of new bohemian friends, issued a bountiful invitation to a jumble of Villagers to join her in weekly "evenings".

Particularly on issues relating to immigration, he is a jumble of contradictions.

The result is a disorganized jumble of fibers.

The cover of the March issue, for example, shows an arch covered by exuberant scarlet runner beans with a jumble of herbs at its feet, all swathed in an early mist.