Sentence examples for slightly jarring from inspiring English sources
The first transition felt slightly jarring.
But the character is a slightly jarring addition.
The playing maintained its overall dignity, but the shift in style and tone was slightly jarring.
What would be an unremarkable sight during the school year was slightly jarring in midsummer.
The program's few simulated re-creations, so ubiquitous in television docudrama, are only slightly jarring.
"The sight of the establishment coming out with all its pagan clothes was slightly jarring".
The "This will not stand" line slightly jarred with me.
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The only time the audience seemed slightly jarred was when a video display showed an image -- two parallel black lines against a yellow backdrop -- that for an instant seemed to suggest the twin towers.
The standouts are those extremely long women's necklaces — essentially, extra exaggerated opera length — which each have an ever-so-slightly jarring combination of colors and materials, like delicate little deep-red Czech glass beads and pale-gray granite stones from Mali, acquired mostly during the last two decades, when the designer hopscotched from Santa Fe, N.M., and Tucson to Paris.
Teddy Sheringham was 33 when he flicked out a leg to score for United in the 1999 Champions League final and Rooney's absence from Thursday's defeat against Feyenoord, with Mourinho stating his captain needed some rest, did slightly jar with Zlatan Ibrahimovic being on the trip, only a couple of weeks before his 35th birthday.
