Sentence examples for jumbled ideas from inspiring English sources

Then from these jumbled ideas you draw out a rough sequence and make small paragraph divisions.

The Lego movie is a celebration of the untrammeled imagination, the urge to have fun jumbling ideas together and finding meaning in the mess, however unconventional.

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

Thus does the umpire metaphor misleadingly jumble together the ideas of belief, bias and activism, as though all personal viewpoints are somehow tainted for being personal.

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

Not only does it offer a jumble of ideas that aren't followed through, but it's also structured oddly.

Perhaps that's because Antinous is allowed to be a character instead of a jumble of ideas.

Rushing through a jumble of ideas, he said it could be the ultimate high-level meeting place, an orbiting Davos.

The far right offers a jumble of ideas — that the government is both incompetent and totalitarian, that righteous citizens are at once downtrodden and omnipotent.

I suspect in common with many of my generation, I have a confused jumble of ideas and prejudices about the man.

Preferable to them was the notion that they were some kind of art installation; a floating and transient (lots of members and direction changes) jumble of ideas".