Sentence examples for visual jumble from inspiring English sources

Once logged in, your landing page is a visual jumble of your pins and those of people you follow.

Less successful is the decision to layer the play's various locations on to the one set, creating something of a visual jumble.

Wandering through the show, which is basically just one room divided by attractive marine plywood walls with their grain and knotty eyes, this visual jumble produces an overview of the artist's career, portraying him as someone in love with the idea of dispensing with bourgeois notions of good taste.

And the awkward sense of layers upon layers, a living room followed by a bedroom followed by a hallway outside followed by the building across the way and the open sky...it was just a jumble of information, a constant, unwelcome visual clutter that pulled us away from the intimate tug of war taking place.

He might as well blow out more than 15,000 square feet of space, fill it with bright colors and festoon it with jumbled visual allusions: an enormous fake European tapestry here, scores of artfully showcased Buddha pictures over there.

The puzzle-piece ingredients of Al Souza's "Topsy-Turvy" are a familiar form of image fragmentation, but his jigsawed views are reorganized abstractly, making nonsense of the impulse to sort out the jumbled visual information.

This jumble of visual data overloads facial-recognition algorithms.

Directed by Mark Palansky from a screenplay by Leslie Caveny, "Penelope" is a hopeless jumble of visual and linguistic styles.

And it's the latter kind of photo (text quotations) that the founders of smartphone app Postepic want to liberate from this unstructured jumble of visual data.

But Kulturgeschichte 1880-1983 isn't just a random jumbling of visual and textual information.

Other blind people who have been sighted have similar experiences; for those who have never seen, dreams are the usual surreal jumble without the visual context.