Sentence examples for jumble of thoughts from inspiring English sources

At first, it was just a jumble of thoughts about the new direction I believe our company needed to take.

This tweet from @culturevultures struck a chord: "I can't quite express the jumble of thoughts in my head from my recent foray into the #LeedsMayor stuff.

But many ramble, to wind up as a jumble of thoughts seemingly recorded just as they came to her (non sequiturs abound).

When Chelsea Manning (formerly known as Bradley) came out publicly via a written statement to popular US TV show, The Today Show, a jumble of thoughts raced through my mind.

In the video interview with the artist for the museum's exhibit titled In Infinity the narrator proclaims, "[she] is an infinite jumble of thoughts and ideas".

A jumble of thoughts competed for space in my brain as we marched down Broadway, 200 rabbis carrying signs and shouting and singing on a clear February evening.

Structurally, the speech was a jumble of disconnected thoughts: it stopped, started, paused, lurched.

Goodbyes were a jumble of hugs, whispered parting thoughts and tears.

Mitchell notes that, in a way, Twitter is the perfect medium for the character's jumble of disjointed drug-fueled thoughts.

During one sexual encounter, recently reminded of how close in age she is to her lover's estranged daughter, the narrator's musings become a woozy jumble of her own lustful thoughts and the imagined filial ones of the child she's only imagined: "He's taken care of me.

As paranoia kicks in, I visit Joachim Koester's hashish club, where a film of cannabis plants judders and flashes by on the wall, like a mad scribble of jumbled thoughts.