Sentence examples for jumble of methods from inspiring English sources

But the discipline remains an amorphous jumble of methods and theories, with scholars scattered across political science, psychology, anthropology, history and philosophy departments and unable to agree on even basic definitions or objectives.

Thus far, Phoenix has been dominating the conversation with his electrifying jumble of method voodoo and chemically-induced jibber-jabber in The Master, although he damaged his chances considerably by giving an interview in which he called the Oscars "bullshit.

However, the application of these methods to Spanish data leave a jumble of dates and discrepancies across series to contend with.

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.

Methods like CT scans can pick out blobs of ink inside a charred scroll, but the jumble of letters is unreadable unless each letter can be assigned to the surface on which it is written.

I would like to point out that strong encryption methods are widely available and can hide even the most dangerous information in an apparently featureless jumble of binary numbers.

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).

Or a jumble of broken glass.

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