Sentence examples for jumbled together with from inspiring English sources

"Inspiration" images culled from the Internet are jumbled together with chirpy, informal writing that is studded with far-flung pop-culture references ("Harold and Maude, Tony Danzaa).

Architectural styles are jumbled together with the aim of creating a festive, holiday atmosphere which people go to hang out in and end up spending money.

One pedantic quibble is that, so to speak, actual artists' films have been jumbled together with those films that might loosely be described as art cinema.

When he unpacked in our hotel that night I was amazed to find slide cases jumbled together with running gear, ties rolled and tucked into zippered pockets, and camera equipment nestled in a stack of shirts.

Amy Swartele's series of charcoal drawings look like shadowy closeups of trash heaps, with pieces of machinery, broken toys and other inanimate objects jumbled together with elements that might be human or animal.

"The first Major Lazer was just jumbled together with Switch – he was my mentor – but now we're a group, and it's also more about the songwriting," says Diplo. "I'm bringing the level of seriousness I apply when I produce other people's records".

The house is a bright, cozy place with eight small rooms jumbled together and filled with modest treasures — delft tiles, Chinese figurines, photographs of Yourcenar's and Frick's dogs.

Everything is included and jumbled together: beatings and whippings with the most tender physical affection; pseudo-incest and fantasy-necrophilia with the most spiritual and romantic adoration; horror with beauty, dreams with reality; brothers, sisters, parents, children, love, and hate all confused with one another.

Lisbon is an elegant city of pastel buildings with terracotta roofs, jumbled together on steep cobbled streets.

At 5-6, the Jets are one of seven teams in the American Football Conference jumbled together at 5-6 or 6-5, all with at least mathematical hope of making the playoffs.

For example, the daytime menu has lunch and breakfast pleasantly jumbled together: eggs from local farms ($10 with toast and grits); housemade sausage and bacon ($5); Greek salad with good olives ($13); and perfectly browned grilled cheese sandwiches — not easy to find these days, though every deli has "panini" for sale ($7 to $15, depending on type of cheese, and additional ingredients).