Sentence examples for I feel on edge from inspiring English sources

For days afterwards, I feel on edge.

"After that, I felt on edge about what I said to him.

Making my way into Edgartown for an afternoon freelance journalist interview, I felt on edge.

"I always feel on edge whenever I have a piece published.

It was always early in the morning, they would burst in, so whenever I was chilling in bed, I'd feel on edge".

Interviewed for BBC radio in 1972, Finlay set out his position on his native land, a position that has shifted only a little: "I feel on the edge as regards the Scottish scene, but as regards the world I feel in the centre.

Now that I was actually going to visit her, I began to feel on edge, like an awkward teenager.

As I stood at the end of the tunnel, I was glad to remember that, while everyone around me seems to feel on edge, there are still random moments of kindness that can remind me it's all going to be OK and that there are good people in the world.

"You always feel on edge".

Living with an alcoholic can make you feel on edge, as if you are living with a grenade that might go off at any moment.

Wandering round it in the dead of night – the tours run from 8.45pm to 5am – even the sceptical soon feel on edge.