Sentence examples for just a jumble from inspiring English sources

"A U.D.I.D. is just a jumble of digits," said Jim Fenton, the chief security officer of OneID.

At first, it was just a jumble of thoughts about the new direction I believe our company needed to take.

To an outsider, those alleys have little meaning: They're just a jumble of houses and satellite dishes and stray dogs and kids playing in mud.

Two great holes had been punched into it by cruise missiles in the first few days of the war, and now it was just a jumble of gray concrete slabs.

Just a jumble of contextless plain links, with drills and tests heedlessly mixed in.

Of course the physicalist will not deny the harmless sense of "emergence" in which an apparatus is not just a jumble of its parts (Smart 1981).

Otherwise it's just a jumbled up… book?

Otherwise it's just a jumbled up... book?

But patients just hear a jumble of a lot of terms and finally he says what it is.

"It was just a big jumble of fun and all felt very easy," the actress said.

He believed that dreams are not just a random jumble of associations or repressed wish fulfilments.