Sentence examples for jaggy from inspiring English sources
adjective
Jagged, toothed or serrated
Wosner's approach didn't match: he went heavy on the pedal, pushed at the beat and used jaggy accents to break up otherwise tepid lines.
The worrying, jaggy, suggestive line sits against empty calmer surfaces of colour, the tension of the one counterposed by the translucency or the opacity of the other.
Anything dangerous, wild, unkempt, ancient, jaggy and difficult to grasp thus becomes undesirable or of such a low priority in the drive to look and feel like everyone else that it is allowed to wither.
"We never had this problem with Jaggy".
It should at least have said that he directed Easy Rider, the film whose jaggy trippiness mocked Hollywood's squareness in 1969.
The Jaggy MacBee costume fit me perfectly".
He's kind of scruffily dressed in apres-skate attire, including an uncomfortably jaggy-looking pair of trousers that seem to be made from flour sacks.
As Baker wrote, these screens "have all but banished the Lego-block jaggies of pictorial pixelation — screens toward which we would be able to bend close, as we would to a printed page, and on which we would (almost) be able to read words the way they were meant to be read, not as stair-stepping digital approximations, but as smooth continuously curving shapes of meaning".
I saw screens that all but banished the Lego-block jaggies of pictorial pixelation — screens toward which we would be able to bend close, as we would to a printed page, and on which we would (almost) be able to read words the way they were meant to be read, not as stair-stepping digital approximations but as smooth, continuously curving shapes of meaning.
It's only problematic during cutscenes, but the jaggies really pull you out of the moment.
Now available in Blu-Ray and HD DVD formats, the discs have a series of five simple tests that will help a shopper see how well an HDTV or disc player can reduce visual noise, reproduce curved lines without "jaggies" and recreate images with full resolution and picture clarity, among other things.
