Sentence examples for jarring element from inspiring English sources

The jarring element came from the untraditional décor by the painter Yolanda Sonnabend.

Perhaps the one jarring element for a modern audience is the readiness of Clare Calbraith's poignantly rendered Brenda to forgive him anything.

The skillfully written score abounds in soaring melodic lines and melodramatic effects, but there is always something fractured and shocking going on at the same time, and Mr. Adams brought out every jarring element in this incandescent performance.

The only slightly jarring element was Lette, with her continued reliance on pre-scripted puns, including the age-old banker about female friends being like a Wonderbra – supportive, uplifting and able to make you look better.

The one jarring element to this revival is Shuler Hensley's Pozzo.

The only jarring element was the big red knob between the seats.

Some observers have suggested that they are a coalition of loosely related, jarring elements of Islamists and Trotskyists and have no credibility as a national political party.

When The Crying Game ends, with a tracking shot in the reverse direction from the one in its opening sequence, a shot this time that takes us gently away from a couple who have overcome the divisions between them, it may be that only a minority of viewers will be fully convinced by the film's blend of weirdly jarring elements - political thriller, love story, meditation on sexual identity.

The one thing he lacked was a bold contrast between the melodic elements and harsh jarring elements, especially in the strings.

By focusing on people using the OS and not the jarring square elements of the UI-formerly-known-as-Metro, Microsoft can almost "hide" the potential changes from users while couching the experience in terms of novelty and excitement.

But it's his disarming fusion of contradictory elements — jarring references to cross hairs and branding offset by offerings of shea butter and gridlike compositions of hand-cut mirror tiles, brainy seriousness balanced by self-mocking humor — that has created excitement.