They are all jumbled up together in one vast mass.
Often the questions of how statutes apply and what the law requires get jumbled together in discussions of statutory adjudication, but it is instructive and aids clarity to separate them.
The author's enthusiasm for better land husbandry shines through the wide-ranging but rather jumbled text and the references, among which the persistent reader will discern the urgent, basic, ecological message.
As a consequence, perhaps, they can seem jumbled.
Inside, we found the jumbled cremated remains of at least three adults, one sub-adult, and two infants.
From the jumbled stacks of stores piled in haphazard position along the beach they had to construct a camp.
The scored data were then jumbled and the procedure applied.
The abdominal organs in patients with such a symmetrical thoracic arrangement, however, lose their usual lateralization and become jumbled-up - socalled visceral heterotaxy.
