"I don't think Ukip are dangerous, but their message is deliberately jumbled, and therefore creating confusion," he said.
You could also look at Nordström's works as if they were homemade illustrated newspaper pages of village life – the things everyone knows about and the things no one sees, today's news jumbled up with a confusion of childhood memories, dreams, anecdotes and folk tales.
This is partly a legacy of the jumble of confusion in which they left their business affairs when they split, as laid out in forensic detail in Peter Doggett's You Never Give Me Your Money.
I rejected mixture because the word is lifeless; medley has gained a musical connotation; jumble stresses confusion; and gallimaufry, like its synonymous second-order reduplication hodgepodge, is derived from Old French words for "stew".
Her trips to the Middle East with her family were sometimes a jumble of confusion, she says, with the smell of open sewage in Gaza, the stark separation of the sexes, the food and the language that seemed to have nothing to do with her cushy Upper West Side life.
Most pieces have been a jumble of confusion trying to sort out whether this was a bad thing because it belittled the people employed, or a good thing because it employed them.
The workroom behind his store is a place filled with hundreds of remnants of felt and leather, hand tools, work tables, hat forms, hand-made hat bands, photographs of Jimmy, his family, friends and customers, all in a seeming jumble of confusion.
And the scheduling confusion added to the feeling of disarray, as the weather jumbled tee times for the second straight day, with some threesomes teeing off for the second round as others were still playing through the first elsewhere on the course.
His politics seemed jumbled.
