Sentence examples for cutting edge this time from inspiring English sources

5 p.m. 2) Picking Cotton Not Required The Hopson Plantation is where the mechanical cotton picker was unveiled in 1941, and it is again on the cutting edge — this time with cultural tourism.

"Victoria Ocampo foresaw the importance of anthropology for Argentina better than the academics of her country, publishing for the first time in Spanish works that were cutting edge at the time," said Edgardo Krebs, an Argentine anthropologist who works at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.

"When Mozart composed, it was cutting edge for that time," Mr. Mitchell said.

In the book celebrating 50 years of McLaren, the cars of 1988 and 1989, which were on the cutting edge at the time, look primitive today, don't they? A. They do — two-dimensional shapes.

New French theory and feminist film criticism were new, and our department would later make an impact on the academy, though we didn't know we were at the cutting edge at the time.

Their results were cutting edge at the time.

It was 1997, and digital effects on video cameras were really cutting edge at the time.

At school I'd been messing around with an Akai 950 sampler (cutting edge for the time!) and a few synths trying, unsuccessfully, to replicate the kind of DnB I'd heard until then, big breaks, zappy sounds and big epic pads, punchy subs.

"We showed some good things, we just lacked a cutting edge at times.

"We are very creative but are missing a cutting edge at times".

"I was just disappointed by our lack of cutting edge at times in the game and I think that was the most disappointing factor for me".