Sentence examples for still a jumble from inspiring English sources

Regulations are still a jumble.

It's still a jumble of ideas without a connecting thread.

Some of them are very good, and very liberal, but it's still a jumble".

A year and a half later, that section was still a jumble of detritus, barely shielded from scavengers by a brick wall.

To complicate efforts to contain the problem, Beijing's courtyards are still a jumble of private and public housing — a legacy of the Mao era, when private property was seized by governments and families were forced to move.

In fact, no, they're still a jumble of in-progress improvements, rolling out to some regions but not others, and likely to see improvements and setbacks over the next year or two that we have no way of foreseeing.

Other parts of the building had been converted to a hotel at one time, but this basement space was still a 2,600-square-foot 2,600-square-foot 2,600-square-footfoot-thick walls, mechanical units and pipes.

Still disoriented, mind a jumble of questions, Mike did as he was told.

Dasha loved American schools, and Zahar still speaks in a jumble of English and Russian, but Navalny had bought round-trip tickets.

But like I said, it's an unsexy business, so until recently, freight forwarding was still being done with a jumble of Excel, email, fax, and paper manifests shipped around the world.

One of the few relics still awaiting placement is a jumble of twisted steel, metal mesh and concrete, a blob of debris that looks as if it's part salvage yard junk and part modern sculpture.