Sentence examples for notes a jumble of from inspiring English sources

The two notes, a jumble of letters and numbers occasionally set off with parentheses, have also flummoxed members of the American Cryptogram Association, which the F.B.I. has consulted.

Ms. Lopez sent Ms. Rasheed incoherent notes written in a jumble of words known as a word salade; her speech wasn't always decodable, either.

Their book feels at times like a jumble of notes hurriedly thrown together.

The medical record, a jumble of handwritten notes, offers the only insight into her death.

Often, however, the point has gotten lost in Mr. Romney's speeches as he has tried to hit a jumble of other notes establishing his conservative credentials.

Thin mattresses line the floors, and a jumble of pots and pans crowd around the blackboard.

"Oh, if you could only understand how poor I am — and you are allowed to be so rich," she tells Mrs. Elvsted, who later produces a jumble of Løvborg's notes for his destroyed book and begins to restore the manuscript, with Tesman's help.

I'd spent months reading and taking copious notes, and I had a giant document with a jumble of material about habits.

Or a jumble of broken glass.

But it is also a jumble of contradictions.

(Its airport code seems a jumble of leftover letters, YTZ).