Sentence examples for bit too edgy from inspiring English sources

But for a company like Prada, the idea may be a bit too edgy for comfort.

"Club collars and pins are a bit too edgy for the finance sector, at least at large banks," said Gregor Feige, a banker on Wall Street.

If that's a bit too edgy, there are more peaceful, quiet and natural options in places where the happenings of modern life are pretty much nonexistent.

If you're a tech exec who finds Nickelback a bit too edgy, Groupon's former CEO Andrew Mason has just released an album for you.

Her book was Pride and Prejudice (Sense and Sensibility a bit too edgy?) Only her luxury item seemed to strike at some deeper passion: a lifetime subscription to Vogue - and yes, squint a bit through the asymmetric tunics, erase the leopard print shoes she was again wearing at today's campaign launch, and something of an Anna Wintour ice queen starts to emerge in Theresa's silhouette.

Pick of the galleries If the squats sound a bit too urban and edgy, head to the utterly bourgeois stomping ground of the northern Marais.

The trick is to balance the edgy, unbearable Jolson with the admirable one, and this time around the show seems to lean a bit too far toward rounding off the rough edges of an abrasive personality.

Too edgy.

"In the Bedroom?" Too edgy.

But in the end, it was too edgy".

A bit too sophisticated.