Sentence examples for jarring experience from inspiring English sources
"The area is experiencing construction fatigue and, for a lot of people, it's been a jarring experience," said Elizabeth H. Berger, president of the alliance.
It can be an exhilarating but jarring experience for the boys to be separated from their families at a young age.
If that experience was jarring for the teenage Trump, a jarring experience for the septuagenarian Trump might be learning that he isn't very popular in his old neighborhood.
A short stroll through Doha, the capital of Qatar, is a jarring experience for the new visitor accustomed to walking without hindrance through his or her neighbourhood.
Such was the oddball beauty of Unknown Mortal Orchestra's introverted second album II that bombastic new single Multi-Love was a jarring experience upon the first few listens.
Two weeks ago the Zwinger reopened, giving visitors the jarring experience of seeing one of Germany's finest art collections stacked like Andy Warhol reproductions in a poster shop.
Several commenters recounted similarly jarring experiences while enjoying brief silence.
Many of my comrades who went to Iraq had similarly jarring experiences, which were all the more horrific for them, as true believers themselves.
During those years, McCain did not share the disillusioning and morally jarring experiences of soldiers like Kerry, Webb and Hagel, who found themselves unable to recognize their enemy in the confusion of the jungle; he never underwent the conversion that caused Kerry, for one, to toss away some of his war decorations during a protest at the Capitol.
In fact, in parts, it's a hectoring, jarring, humourless experience, peppered by an unpleasant, often blinding light show.
(A military official says that Mustafa's writings offer "nothing less than a call to rebellion," and sentences him to death. "I am a criminal," he whispers to the young girl from his cell. "My crime? Poetry!") The movie's juxtaposition of poetry and drama makes for an oddly jarring viewing experience, as if a Lebanese grandfather were lecturing a satori-seeking college student.
