mishmash造句

The stimulus bill is itself a mishmash of Mr Obama’s progressive priorities and short-term expedience.

You end up with a mishmash of policies rather than a consistent national approach.

The result is a mishmash of unpredictable responses to apparently similar situations in different countries.

Come on - are you really having reverence for this mishmash of demonic folklore and ancient Hindu "wisdom"?

His language is a sort of mishmash of poorly used academic locutions: "worklife plans." It sounds almost like corporate speak, in a way.

Add together the range of options and the desire to act quickly, and Congress's jobs package, much like the original stimulus, will probably end up as an ugly mishmash.