Sentence examples for look jagged from inspiring English sources

The suture lines, he told Torres, should "look jagged," and the various body parts should have different skin tones.

In what looks like a Greek version of Tolkien's "Middle Earth", low dry-stone walls look jagged but nonetheless beautifully proportioned as they cut a patchwork of smallholdings smothered over ruby-red iron-rich soil.

If the poems look jagged on the page, their cadence — for Finkel is a master of phrasing, "breathing all I have in and out" — is a true one, music not only of water but of earth and air and fire, elemental music.

When we tested it, we were impressed by its ability to account for pesky, feathery hair without making an image look jagged and amateurish.

I prefer the 17-inch size because text looks sharp and crisp; 19-inchers simply blow up the same image, which tends to make fonts look jagged and funky.

But photos with fine detail still look jagged and the smallness of the display ends up being a hindrance with anything more complex than simple text wrapped to fit the screen.

The brick wall looked jagged and scarred; people walked up to touch it.

Obviously, the line looks jagged rather than straight up.

You have two choices about finishing off: Leave at least a little of the framework threads extending beyond the capture thread spiral this looks jagged and is typical of the cartoon style caricature of spider's webs.

And sure, those trees look like jagged teeth in the blazing hot mouth of Satan himself.

But "City of God" has its own voice and look, a jagged jump-cut into an urban nightmare.