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But I thought it had a ring to it, and it sounded quirky enough, and right on the edge of being contradictory - but not quite - so that it would grab attention, and be a nice cute phrase.
Given the high Mn concentration in our case [49], Mn loss may explain the increasing Mn PL (i.e., there may be an optimal doping level above and below which Mn PL is lower) [19, 47, 48], but the concurrent decrease in the band-edge PL is contradictory to what is expected from Mn loss.
I loved it for its deep plunge into the secret emotions of humans on the edge; emotions that require the contradictory, magnificent swirl of great music for their articulation.
The contradictions in the character of Tony Soprano, which, as noted by Caryn James, "multiplied through the third season of 'The Sopranos' " ["Laughing All the Way to the Edge," May 27], mirror my own contradictory feelings about the series.
As the campaign entered its final week, polls showed Specter and Sestak at a dead heat, with different surveys reporting contradictory findings over which candidate maintained a slight edge.
That could be why the data obtained from animal and clinical studies are sometimes contradictory proving not for the first time that innate immunity is a "double-edge sword," sometimes beneficial and, at other times disastrous for the host.
But some interesting reporting enters on the edges of the familiar story line, as Karim uncovers the complicated and often contradictory attitudes toward homosexuality in Islam.
Youth are often at the "cutting edge" of social change, and their attitudes and expectations are often portrayed as being directly contradictory to and even boldly challenging those of their parents.
