Meanings of strange jumble in English

The principal church, La Trinité, is a strange jumble of architecture.

It may seem a strange jumble of description and sentiment, jocularity and seriousness.

Their dialect was a strange jumble of Dutch, English, and African.

It was indeed a strange jumble of prince and pauper, friend and foe, patriot and adventurer.

The gentleman's doctrines would give us a strange jumble of authorities and powers, instead of governments of separate and defined powers.

To this strange jumble of offices is finally added the fearful task of allotting the punishment, and seeing it carried into effect!

And he left it hanging there on that old nail, was Steve's explanation of the strange jumble of sounds Toby was giving forth.

Such knowledge as they possessed was a strange jumble, picked up at random: in one direction they were well primed; in another, supremely ignorant.

Strange jumble this of Cromwell and Shakspeare, of light and lightning!

He was dressed-strangejumble that dreams are!-likean American backwoodsman.

He was a mixture was Jimmy-one of those strange jumbles of character in which no country is more rich than Ireland.

Only a strange jumbled ionization appeared this time, then a slow, rising blue flame began to creep up, and burn hot and blue.