Sentence examples for a jarring comparison from inspiring English sources
Newman: It's such a jarring comparison to look at something like the pre-rendered Old Warrior video, and then look at the in-game machinima approach to cut scenes.
To use a jarring comparison with the most infamous totalitarian leader, it is well known that one of the key sources of Adolf Hitler's frustrations was his failure to be appreciated for his art.
Perhaps the most obvious and jarring comparison between the media's idealistic representation of Braddock and Frazier's art is Levi's recent advertising campaign, which portrays Braddock as a frontier-like utopia.
The only sour notes were outfits in an oxidized metallic yellow that seemed jarring in comparison to the rest of this fine collection.
Gravy's own words — his rhymes — are less jarring, by comparison, tending to fall safely within the established motifs of gangsta rap: boasting of sexual prowess (one's "bitches"), complaining about "dick-riders" (i.e., copycats), declaring war on the police, and laying claim to neighborhood terrain.
Regardless how ironic the comparison, you'll find that with a jar of matzo toffee on the table, it disappears more quickly than you would have imagined.
