jerkiness

You get that instinctive human jerkiness every time I'm around.

Just who is to blame for this epidemic of jerkiness?

In fast segments, it would give you a little jerkiness, but at least you'd be able to see.

There was a jerkiness about his movements that told Kin all she needed to know.

I recognized the voice, but there was none of the earlier hesitation and jerkiness.

Then the suit closed around me with a disconcerting jerkiness.

His every movement seemed military, like the jerkiness of a wooden puppet on strings.

It is especially prominent at lower speeds, with the symptom of jerkiness.

The only problem you're likely to encounter is jerkiness of movement as the nodes grow too far apart.

She moved with the spasmodic jerkiness of a nervous colt.

Jerkiness or worse certainly seems to be a job description for ordinary male baboons.

She rose without haste, but he seemed to sense a jerkiness to her movement, a hidden urgency.

He observed her for any kind of mistake, any jerkiness with the tools.

Back in the car he let her try takeoff; she did it well enough, if a little jerkiness didn't count.

His jerkiness was pathological; not only as if he wanted to get rid of me, but of time itself.

Coke, he would guess, given her jerkiness and her mood swings.

It began with a scratching sound and much jerkiness, but it gradually improved.

The jerkiness of his movements told a story of overpowering worry.

He remembers the jerkiness, the haste at the Leeds house when the lights came on.

But he didn't have his usual quirks, the jerkiness of his body.

The secretary's white head moved with comical jerkiness.

There was an unpleasant kinetic quality to their movements, a jerkiness, they seemed either to bang into one another or to be about to.

Equity fund sales also seem to have picked up in February, notwithstanding the extraordinary jerkiness of the stock market this month.

The other two-Diskan thought they walked with an odd jerkiness, as if each step were taken to order.

He walked with pensive jerkiness, not as one hurrying to a welcome tryst.