1. It's all full of psychoanalytic mumbo-jumbo.

2. These government forms are full of such mumbo-jumbo, I can't understand them at all.

3. It's no longer voodoo and mumbo-jumbo to us.

4. Meaningless mumbo-jumbo designed to stall and delay.

5. All of this mumbo-jumbo masks a large vacuum of uncertainty.

6. I can give you all the usual mumbo-jumbo about separation of roles, letting the HTML designer do his work and the JavaScript coder do his(http://sentencedict.com/mumbo-jumbo.html), but you've all heard that a million times already.

7. There's a lot of mumbo-jumbo about these exercises helping to restore our body's "spinning vortexes", but practicing yoga every day for 15 minutes can't do any harm.

8. Don't give me that legal mumbo-jumbo. Tell me what the contract really says.

9. Nope, mostly academic mumbo-jumbo that is entirely useless to all but a handful of policy makers.

10. Fortune telling and mystical mumbo-jumbo aside, it has been a power about which we can only dream.

11. I won't have anything to do with spiritualism, ghosts and all that mumbo-jumbo.

12. They must think they'd scared him off with all their mumbo-jumbo and telling him to go straight home.

13. Plotinus wrote his most impassioned tract to attack Gnosticism as pretentious mumbo-jumbo.

14. It's only stupid people who believe in all that astrology mumbo-jumbo.

15. You can't do, not when you've been at pains to tell me what rubbish all this astrological mumbo-jumbo is.

16. His daughter Amanda sat at his bedside in stiff, pout-lipped profile, reading some piece of religious mumbo-jumbo.

17. Don't call yourself a programmer : "Programmer" sounds like "anomalously high-cost peon who types some mumbo-jumbo into some other mumbo-jumbo.

18. The best accountants do not hide behind jargon or technical mumbo-jumbo.

19. On some level this definition may seem like quite a lot of scientific mumbo-jumbo.