Sentence examples for it's jumpy from inspiring English sources
Filming in 2003 (the movie was eventually completed by a Helsinki production house), Mr. Neuvonen captures amazing moments — burglaries in progress, a stoned friend tumbling several stories from a balcony to the sidewalk — and a coherent story emerges about Jani's downward spiral, though it's jumpy and episodic, stitched together with intertitles.
It's jumpy as hell and succeeds in being uncomfortably creepy in between scares.
It is jumpy and syncopated at every level, starting with a constant clave pattern emphasizing offbeats -- three taps, then two -- and layering it with controlled explosions from congas and other percussion.
It was jumpy and jarring.
This was my first operation this year beyond the bases and combat outposts - outside the wire, as soldiers call it - and I was jumpy as hell.
The New Yorker, July 23, 1973 P. 24 Everybody's jumpy.
By Edward Stevenson and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, July 23, 1973 P. 24 Everybody's jumpy.
Massimo Armanini, a former executive of Parmalat, Italy's largest dairy company, is Jumpy's chief executive.
A lot of the more interesting art of the last few decades is not cool or stylish in an old way, and it's beyond jumpy.
On "Two-Headed Coin" it's a jumpy bass line by Mr. Simpson, and on the melancholy "Back and Forth" it's Mr. Gursky's proud, yet mournful drumming.
As of right now, the transition from one face to another tends to be jumpy, it will only get smoother as more people add their faces to the the app.
