Sentence examples for jumbled feelings from inspiring English sources

It's why grief is so exhausting – so many jumbled feelings: I'm glad you went swiftly/I wish you were still here.

Today, however, as I read Baldwin's essays on Wright and sort through my own jumbled feelings, the truth seems a bit more complicated.

The gratitude of the family members and her jumbled feelings of anger and devastation keep her going, even though on many nights she arrives home past midnight and the baby sitter has already put the boy in bed.

This is a deeply distressed child whose tantrums show the multitude of feelings jumbled inside of him.

When entering a Golden piece you're immersing yourself in an otherworldly scene of similar logic, a cacophony of discordant times, places and feelings jumbled up, one on top of the other, beginning to melt.

As Andrew Berardini wrote in a Golden review: "Objects in mirror are closer than they appear". When entering a Golden piece you're immersing yourself in an otherworldly scene of similar logic, a cacophony of discordant times, places and feelings jumbled up, one on top of the other, beginning to melt.

A software engineer feels jumbled in prioritizing these requirements.

Often, we experience an emotional reaction as a jumble of feelings and sensory experiences that can feel overwhelming.

You may feel utterly alone in this big jumble of feelings, so tell somebody!

They can offer answers and stir up a jumble of feelings, but they provide structure to an event that can feel strikingly amorphous.

I approach 30 with a jumble of feelings.