0 past simple and past participle of jar
Either way, in rendering an idealized construct, the press offered a 'vision' against which non-conformity jarred abruptly.
Jarred awake by a sudden clap of thunder, she found herself pregnant, and soon after, bore a supernatural child.
The first serious headquarters affirmative-action managers had jarred people emotionally.
I also found the calls and moves jarred my western persona, however weak my feminism is or isn't.
At a practical level, formal institutions undoubtedly jarred with localities jealous of their autonomy.
Just occasionally there were theoretical claims which jarred.
Confinement in circumstances in which every nerve is jarred is a most terrible thing to inflict on anyone.
I do not think it jarred very seriously on our nerves.
