Jagged in a sentence as an adjective

It's the worst of both worlds: a blurry mess with jagged edges.

Yet look at the black watch face in the prior shot: all the hands are jagged.

Rivers and coastlines seem to be the best way to get appropriately jagged borders.

A truely masterful carpenter could build you a pretty impressive desk with nothing but a few jagged rocks.

It's like saying you don't trust that engineer to design a bridge because the ring he's wearing is all jagged along the edges.

What exactly do you think should happen when a jagged metal object collides with your car with enough energy to rip through critical components?

The arrows shown on the slides are a little baffling; I can't imagine why those four vertically stacked boxes on the right-hand side would create a jagged path, for instance.

Even opaque objects with curved edges have nice anti-aliasing to prevent jagged edges.

A co-operative system born from the hilly Greek peninsular and jagged Aegean coastlines meeting the hierarchical system of the Romans co-existing.

Users can't predict this or know where it is, so they have to keep hunting for it when stuff loads in the background.- if I browse a lot of items, scroll down a ways and then decide to scroll back up, it is much harder to find items that otherwise I would remember as being on page 3.- The scrolling gets jagged as my browser barfs trying to shove more things in the list.

Jagged definitions

adjective

having a sharply uneven surface or outline; "the jagged outline of the crags"; "scraggy cliffs"

See also: jaggy scraggy

adjective

having an irregularly notched or toothed margin as though gnawed

See also: erose jaggy notched toothed