Sentence examples for jarring mood from inspiring English sources
Similarly jarring mood music surrounds Benítez's relationship with Dwight Gayle.
For the next half-hour, Johnson — prone to fits of volatility, jarring mood swings, extreme periods of silence — will say almost nothing.
That Freudianism is filtered through the cinematic influence of Rainer Werner Fassbinder, the German titan who casts a long shadow over the movie's jarring mood swings.
But when Andy Murray tearfully announced his impending retirement because of a deteriorating right hip in a pretournament news conference, the Australian Open underwent a jarring mood swing, from the so-called Happy Slam to a major dominated by talk about pain management and the sometimes extraordinary measures required to prolong careers.
(Check out her 1977 story "Royal Beatings"). But as her stories have come to resemble classical tragedies in prose form, it's not only as if she no longer has room for inessentials, it's as if it would be actively jarring, mood-puncturing -- an aesthetic and moral betrayal -- for her writerly ego to intrude on the pure story.
"[P]eruse Pinterest for countless ideas". "No floral foam, please". So, go forage your artisanal flowers to lovingly arrange in your vintage Mason jar because OBVIOUSLY it is NO ISSUE, and it's not like you don't already have a Mason jar mood board with like 70 pins already, right?
It's unwieldy and weird, with creaky plot twists and jarring shifts of mood.
And the deliberately jarring cinematography contributes to a mood of escalating menace.
The final shift of mood is horribly jarring and unconvincing, and doesn't even end the film, which drags on to the two-hour mark.
The master stands as much apart in the multiple styles that he cultivated as he does in his mood, alternatively full of jarring sarcasm or exploding in fury at the savagery of his contemporaries.
From a structural standpoint, the group's tunes vacillate between repetitive, lumbering grooves and jarring suites scarred by abrupt shifts in mood and tempo.
