Sentence examples for a certain edgy from inspiring English sources
The fashion for small-batch sales could explain a certain edgy appeal some detect in the new burglar.
Elizabeth Hess, a former art critic for The Village Voice, said: "Exit Art's attitude and the art it showed came out of certain social issues and a certain edgy place.
Owen Farrell did not do his international prospects any harm either, scoring 18 points with his boot and playing with confidence and that certain edgy defiance of his own.
As in, ME? Has anyone *puts on menacing voice* even THOUGHT about the implications for a certain global accessories brand #creative #edgy that pays our bills?
Even so Redfearn's players did enjoy patches of sustained possession and Karanka's slightly edgy technical area demeanour betrayed a certain anxiety about the slenderness of his side's lead.
Rock is as edgy and epigrammatic as ever, but one notices a certain sanded-down quality.
"There's a dark, edgy menace to it," says Fleet. "There's a certain cruelty in there.
Boots, black and leather provided a certain group with a certain emotional exoskeleton, a blustering attempt to express an edgy, careless willingness to hurl ourselves into oblivion.
It can be difficult to explain a certain look and not resort to vague descriptors like "cool", "effortless", "rock n roll" and "edgy".
Like those gentlemen, he would certainly bring a distinctive personal sound to the Met orchestra: crisp, buoyant, edgy, with less tonal weight but more transparency than Levine — in other words, rather French, with a certain openhearted, uncomplicated, North American appeal.
