Sentence examples for not a jumble from inspiring English sources

It is not "a jumble of structures cobbled together seemingly without reason," as the article said.

But what you hear in her playing isn't a jumble of influences; she has her own point of view, and she's clearer about it now than ever.

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).

The whole area of predicting survival threatens to become medicine's version of "don't ask, don't tell," a jumble of unsaid questions and subtly elided nonanswers desperately in need of some philosophic coherence.

The poems that follow "The Speed of Belief" and the equally elegiac "It's Not" address a jumble of horrors torn from recent headlines, including the father "who kept his daughter / Locked in a cell for decades," the torture of prisoners at Abu Ghraib, the economic and environmental crises in East Africa that have driven its citizens to piracy, and so on.

In this and other activities, I want my students to see that history is not just a jumble of dead facts lying on a page.

How do we acknowledge that this planet is not just "a jumble of insensate stuff, a random melee of subatomic particles" for us to exploit, as Charles Eisestein writes, but a living entity of which we are, crucially, a part?

You don't want a jumble of things that don't go together.

Not emergent merely in the weak sense that a radio receiver's ability to receive signals from distant stations might be said to be emergent because it is not a mere jumble of components (Smart 1981).

Our big picture has to be an accurate one, not an erratic jumble of superficial impressions.

"When will you truly wake up again?" He didn't respond and a jumble of words continued out of her.