Sentence examples similar to on a jarring note from inspiring English sources

He also warned outsiders against interfering in Russia, saying that sovereignty, independence and the country's territorial integrity were "red lines" that should not be crossed.Occasionally Mr Putin's insistence on traditional morality struck a jarring note.

THIRTY years ago the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation televised a documentary, "The Vanishing Cape Breton Fiddler," that struck a jarring note on that island off the Nova Scotia mainland.

Although Israel has long insisted on maintaining a permanent hold over certain groups of settlements, including those Mr. Netanyahu referred to Sunday, his remarks struck a jarring note on a day when the American envoy, George J. Mitchell, shuttled between Israeli and Palestinian leaders on a so-far unsuccessful mission to restart negotiations that have been stalled for over a year.

There was a jarring note of dissent on Monday by the anti-Semitic comedian Dieudonné M'bala M'bala, 48.

But with its heavy emphasis on bombshell sex, the Milan collections sounded a jarring note that became evident only after the fashion caravan had moved on to Paris.

His wan performance is a jarring note in a film that depends on a mood of seamless creepiness to work.

On a day on which he promised there would be no triumphalism, he also struck a jarring note by saying: "We are all Thatcherites now".

He then added a jarring note.

The shooting hit a jarring note in LA which had planned many celebrations and firework displays.

But a new study adds a jarring note to this scene.

Watching the movie thirty years later, though, a jarring note of tragedy, surely unintended, creeps in.