mishmash

A commissioned score, performed live by the six-member chamber ensemble yMusic, amounted to a generic mishmash of strings, horns and the occasional voice.

Meanwhile, it was mostly a mishmash of mistakes, penalties and missed opportunities for the Bruins in the game’s early going.

The dreamlike mishmash of religious iconography and in-your-face motherhood imagery that Belinda witnesses in ghostly visions reads as derivative and unoriginal.

An insipid mishmash of trite genre tropes, “Borderlands” is devoid of any real edge.

He answered with a bizarre mishmash of words about "supplementing" with something "open and humane" and people voting on it that made no sense whatsoever.