Sentence examples for this jumpy from inspiring English sources

This jumpy, high-adrenaline thriller administers a stinging slap in the face to the popular notion of Denmark as one of the happiest places on earth.

This jumpy character — in the text he is simply called Youth — is portrayed by the sensational Daniel Breaker, whose performance has grown tremendously since the Off Broadway run.

Walter Cronkite once remarked that Hewitt has a "pogo stick reaction" to the news, and readers of this jumpy, slapdash book may begin to wonder how "60 Minutes" ever stayed the course under his leadership.

If you long ago gave up on him as a one-idea artist, based on overexposure to his "Elegy to the Spanish Republic" series, have a look at this jumpy, mettlesome early stuff.

It is in this jumpy atmosphere that Ellington composes, and some of his best pieces have been written against the glass partitions of offices in recording studios, on darkened overnight buses, with illumination supplied by a companion holding an interminable chain of matches, and in sweltering, clattering day coaches.

All this jumpy chatter drowns out a key lesson from Obama's first month in office.

But even her perfect pitch can't keep this scattered, jumpy book from falling to pieces at times.

Who knows how close we are to the bottom of this very jumpy market?

This almost jumpy, jarring sentence structure that lacks cohesiveness or simplicity.

I'm jumpy, this place is alive.

This makes soldiers jumpy: unpaid wages were a factor in the coup attempts of 1996, 1997 and 2001.