Sentence examples for more jumbled from inspiring English sources

To be on the safe side, anyone who uses financial and shopping websites should change their passwords forthwith preferably to something longer, more jumbled, and including no word found in any dictionary.

Both result in fibres that are shorter and more jumbled up than new ones, reducing their ability to bear heavy loads, says Steve Pickering, head of mechanical, materials and manufacturing engineering at the University of Nottingham.

When entropy increases, it's because the atoms are getting more jumbled up.

Now comes the full album, titled "Witness," and it's more jumbled still, with would-be self-empowerment anthems next to earnest ballads lamenting the end of a relationship; Perry's many collaborators run the gamut from Martin and his team of songwriters to the veteran bassist Pino Palladino, known to classic-rock fans for his membership in the Who.

The cycle is more or less the same for the two groups: a jumble of thoughts and emotions; increased symptoms (i.e., impulsiveness or passivity); decreased structure; increased substance use; and occurrence of even more jumbled thoughts and emotions (see Figure  1).

Marc Ambinder covers similar ground with a more jumbled narrative, but his book has interesting details.

Alas, it was more jumble than tackle, stuffing as it did a mixed bag of little tweaks into an omnibus bill.

In September, after a process that took nearly a decade, the City Council approved a new master plan for Flushing that aims to channel development into former manufacturing zones and prevent more jumbling.

Google sent more than 99,000 jumbled, unsearchable documents in a data dump.

If his poems are sometimes dreamlike, they resemble more the fleeting, softly jumbled fantasies of afternoon naps than the surreal otherworld of dreams at night.

I'm going to be writing about our visit to the Picasso Museum in Barcelona which was instrumental in our family trying to learn that there is more to Picasso than jumbled up limbs and eyes in wrong places.