Jangled

The jangled mix of colors in the painting hurt my eyes.

The friends jangled about the details of their upcoming trip.

The jangled network of connections in the conspiracy theory was hard to untangle.

The friends jangled over who was responsible for the broken vase.

The coworkers jangled over how to complete the project.

The jangled dialogue in the movie was hard to follow.

The tambourine jangled as the band played their upbeat music.

The choir's jangled singing was painful to the ears.

The alarm clock jangled incessantly until I finally got up.

The phone jangled loudly, waking me up from my sleep.

The chaotic scene of the accident jangled her senses.

The jangled notes of the broken piano hurt my ears.

Her jangled nerves made it difficult for her to concentrate.

The jangled texture of the artwork made it hard to discern the subject.

The kids jangled over who got to play with the toy first.

The politicians jangled over the budget proposal.

The jangled notes from the guitar made everyone cringe.

The tense atmosphere in the room jangled everyone's nerves.

The jangled combination of flavors in the dish was bewildering to the palate.

The phone jangled loudly, interrupting our conversation.

The jangled sequence of events in the story was hard to understand.

The workers jangled over the distribution of workload.

The coins jangled in the piggy bank as she shook it.

The jangled keys of the piano made it impossible to play a tune.

The lawyers jangled over the interpretation of the contract.

The couple jangled over the phone, shouting at each other until they hung up.

The constant buzzing of his phone jangled his attention.

The couple jangled about trust issues in their relationship.

The jangled melody of the broken piano made my ears hurt.

The customers jangled with the waiter over the incorrect order.

The jangled intonation of the speaker made it difficult to understand his accent.

The siblings jangled over their inheritance after their father passed away.

The couple jangled over their conflicting schedules.

The jangled noise of the traffic outside made it hard to sleep.

The jangled sensation in her stomach told her she was getting sick.

The criticism from her boss jangled her self-confidence.

The jangled clash of the cymbals drowned out the other instruments.

The friends jangled over which movie to watch.

The jangled voices of the children playing outside disturbed my concentration.

The jangled keys in my pocket were making so much noise.

The neighbors jangled about the fence dividing their properties.

The jangled chords from the violin player disrupted the orchestra's performance.

The unfamiliar surroundings jangled her nerves.

The two musicians jangled about the tempo of the song.

The siblings jangled about who would get the bigger room.

The jangled sounds from the construction site were loud and chaotic.

The church bells jangled, signaling the start of the service.

The neighbors jangled in the hallway, waking up everyone in the building.

The jangled rhythm of the song made it hard to dance.

The family members jangled over inheritance rights.