Sentence examples for edge too from inspiring English sources

His anxiety has a comic edge, too.

It's got a sharp, dark edge, too.

And an even greater psychological edge, too.

Packham has a voguish edge, too.

"Butter around the outer edge, too," he urged.

"This is kind of the leading edge, too, of neuroscience".

But hospitals are seeking a competitive edge, too.

For me, a Valentine's dinner requires something simple – yet it should have a decadent edge, too.

After all, the chair with the built-in eight-track player was once cutting edge, too.

emotionally highly on edge too--I had a little back and forth earlier with someone.

To say, "Well, my holiday is on a bit of a knife-edge, too" might sound glib in the extreme.