hodgepodge造句

A jumble;a hodgepodge.

A miscellaneous collection; a hodgepodge.

The hodgepodge system we have now demeans nearly all those who touch it.

The Gross National Product were seen as a hodgepodge of Buicks, chickens, shirts, and diaper services.

This palace is a hodgepodge of all kinds of architectural styles.

"The Castle in the Forest" is a gleeful hodgepodge of ideas, held together by this Satanic conceit.

The animal is best described as a hodgepodge of more familiar species: the duck (bill and webbed feet), beaver (tail), and otter (body and fur).

The way I have programmed these informal parsing tasks has always been somewhat of a hodgepodge of custom state-machines, regular expressions, and context-driven string tests.

The hodgepodge system we have now demeans nearly all those who touch it. It is time to tear it down and start again.

He was a bad speaker, he was socially awkward, and was a hodgepodge of anxiety-based psychological disorders that, at the time, were not in the DSMV.

The guts sat atop a hodgepodge of internal parts, including, in men, the cavities in the body wall through which the scrotum and its nerves descend during the first year of life.

Efforts to experiment and do something different should always be appreciated. But maybe this film would have been better if it were just a love story, not a hodgepodge.

THE FRENZY TO TRY to regulate or even outlaw cloning is in part a deliberate attempt not to let it go the way of IVF, which has been a hodgepodge of unregulated activities with no governmental or ethical oversight and no scientific coordination.