Sentence examples for jagged with from inspiring English sources
It was jagged with sophistication.
Leaf: sheath generally glabrous; ligule (2)5--7 mm, jagged with age.
Leaf: sheath glabrous or scabrous; ligule 2--6 mm, entire to jagged with age.
A region famed for broad horizons is now jagged with white spires.
Whatever the case, his change of tack feels jagged with impatience and panic.
He was no longer able to finish sentences, so our talk, as darkness fell, was jagged with silences.
The hierarchical WO3·0.33H2O microspheres are composed of many slices with jagged edges, with side length of 100 300 nm and a thickness of about 50 nm.
In Bronx Tale, Cordero is smooth as glass with a jagged edge, with charm to spare.
Imagine a large cartographic quilt, tightly stitched in parts but with ragged and jagged edges, with bright patches and threadbare ones in the middle.
His approach, while fluid, is slightly jagged and with a keen sense of the overall architecture of the song.
On two sides of the house are jagged cliffs with 100-foot drops to the ocean.
