Jarred

A double negative jarred him like a discord, and often, from lack of practice, it was from his own lips that the jar came.

The evidence points to a crime of passion. Haunted by remorse, and jarred by rumors of his wife's infidelities.

He said the strike may have somehow jarred loose one or both of the engines.

At the sound of my voice, he jarred himself up and stretched against me, raising his arms over his head and cracking his shoulders.

He never jarred with what was immediately around him.

he raised his head , and the cold , bitter reality jarred him into wakefulness.

The president's deliberative style jarred with the impatience of a modern political culture shaped by 24-hour rolling news.

It was the tone of Mary's voice when she spoke to the native that jarred on him.

The plame jarred against the top of the building .

Perhaps this time around, in a world jarred awake by crises, some long-standing arguments will finally be heard.

Wave, like QianWanPi closer, white horse co-front-runner vastly by, That sounds like ShanBengDeLie, like the earth was jarred wobbles.

The wind jarred the whole house.

His harsh criticism jarred with the friendly tone of the meeting.

The singer's high notes jarred on the ears of her listeners.

Still the images of the vision she despised jarred and distressed her like painful and cruel cries.

Before long, Orion is jarred by the release of its large heat shield.

Lehman's defiant tone in the face of woeful performance also has jarred investors.

The voices of the programs are comforting, but then I'm jarred by the commercials.

The largest increase in these sales has been seen in strained, jarred baby food when compared with cereals and juices.

But the economy slowed at the end of the 1980s, and investor confidence was jarred by scandal.

His opinion jarred with the rest of the class.

But what the lad said jarred Paul all the way down to his heels.

She was jarred by the sad news.

Jarred for the first time with playoff desperation, those beautiful passes were junked.

The violent opposition jarred his resolve.

The girls manner of speech jarred on the teacher, who came from a different part of the country.

The iron gate jarred when he opened it.

I was jarred and shocked by the style, the clear, clean sweeping sentence.

His rude remark about my book jarred on me.

The horrific scream jarred the silent night.

Her squeaky voice jarred on me.

The impact jarred her ankles and she almost fell.

I recall how this juxtaposition jarred when I first noticed it.

The baby's endless crying jarred on my nerves.

The fist of E. Rushmore Coglan banged the table and I was jarred into silence.

Their opinion jarred with ours.

The first of E. Rushmore Coglan banged the table and I was jarred into silence.

The fall jarred every bone in David's body.

But that sentiment jarred OPEC's most important member, Saudi Arabia.

The boy jarred against a broken metal pail.

The loud band jarred my nerves.

His heavy footsteps jarred the table.

jar The fall jarred every bone in my body.

Admire each other as we might at a distance, still we jarred when we came very near.

I fell from the tree and jarred my back.

No supplier boxes are allowed in storage areas except for multiple dried foods like ketchup bottles, portioned jam and jarred food

I was jarred awake by my entire house shaking. My large bed was jumping inches from side to side

Be jarred by the sad news