Sentence examples for jumble without from inspiring English sources

Other blind people who have been sighted have similar experiences; for those who have never seen, dreams are the usual surreal jumble without the visual context.

But only a portion of the relevant documents are open to the investigators, and many of the archives that are available are in a jumble, without indexes, a sea of paper.

On the doorstep a large black bin bag waited to be collected, while inside a pile of yes brochures had been jumbled without ceremony into a box awaiting disposal.

Most solid matter can be roughly classified as either "glassy," in which atoms are jumbled together without any order, or crystalline, in which atoms arrayed in lattices form regularly repeating patterns.

Rough drafts often have all of their ideas jumbled up without a clear, logical progression.

The old Crossroads is still here, a miserable jumble of hovels without streets.

It's still a jumble of ideas without a connecting thread.

But often the thread is lost in a jumble of information without obvious purpose.

Think of it in terms of a jumble of data without labels, categorization or a sense of context — but with a certain latent value that could be unlocked with proper organization.

Why strike a deal — one that would, say, shield banks from new litigation over toxic loans, flawed securitizations and the mess at MERS, the registry that has made such a jumble of land records — without knowing what happened?

After whatever jumble of a bill without it passes later this year as it almost certainly will, with the administration ready to cut a deal to pass something and declare victory the new system will stumble along, sorting out its details and unexpected consequences.