Sentence examples similar to jumbled manuscript from inspiring English sources

While traveling aboard a trans-Atlantic liner to London, David Brooke, the tormented hero of McElroy's first novel, tries to connect eight jumbled manuscripts into a single narrative recounting the lives and sufferings of his family and friends.

Manuscripts, letters, loose papers, and manila envelopes, all jumbled together as if they'd been tossed in the box by movers in a hurry which, as it happened, they had.

His politics seemed jumbled.

The words are jumbled!

It's just all jumbled.

It has a spontaneously jumbled diversity.

The result would be blurry and jumbled.

But they are thoroughly jumbled here.

Weird, late, jumbled up.

A software engineer feels jumbled in prioritizing these requirements.

It's all jumbled up.