Sentence examples for random mishmash from inspiring English sources

The show's 90 or so minutes consist of a meandering and seemingly random mishmash of expostulations, wisecracks, reminiscences, naughty gossip and complaints.

Elementary particles are not a random mishmash, but have striking patterns and interrelationships that can be depicted in a diagram corresponding to one of the most intricate geometric objects known to mathematicians.

Instead the parts often seem random, a postmodern mishmash.

Most of the clips showed Sinatra in his much later years and it was a mishmash of random images and goofy asides; none of it gave a sense of the impact he had on popular music.

The rest of it is a mishmash of Hawaiian shirts, Beau Bridges, random bouts of George Clooney running and George Clooney playing a meek version of George Clooney.

The sounds-strange-on-paper mishmash of the birth of America from the eyes of Alexander Hamilton, that random guy on your $10 bill best known for being the first person shot by a sitting vice president (and only one killed, since I guess Dick Cheney was just playing a prank or something), told in the lyrical stylings of artists like The Notorious B.I.G. and Jay Z.

An arch mishmash?

This is not mishmash.

Seems like a mishmash at best.

It doesn't sound like a mishmash.

A right old mishmash, then, but our mishmash.