Sentence examples for edgy from from inspiring English sources

Edgy from this morning's bombings, Jerusalemites retreated into their homes to celebrate Shavuot.

With both sisters dominating on their serves and looking edgy from the baseline, there were few extended rallies.

Illamasqua was edgy from day one so it felt like a natural step for Joseph Corre to join in 2010.

While "The Quick and the Dead" is edgy from its first page, the trouble with starting at the edge is there is nowhere to go.

"Every once in a while we look and say we could gain a rating point here and there, but we'd rather be more interesting and edgy from a programming standpoint, and that means anime," Mr. Lazzo said.

"Un Ballo," Verdi's 1859 drama of love and assassination, was deemed edgy from the start: censors foiled the initial scheme of dramatizing the life and death of the Swedish monarch Gustavus III, and the plot was moved, absurdly, to Colonial Boston.

The next Buena Vista Social Club is always being predicted, but personally I'm hoping for something a little edgier from this earthy, funky outfit.

Some, such as Dev Hynes, represent the faintly edgy scene from which Ware emerged.

Helmut Newton's glamorous decadence captures a more edgy vision from the 1970s.

"Edgy" went from being an adjective connoting hip, downtown art to being a description of the anxiety racking the city.

Under other rules, however, the company continues to prevent edgy content from being sold on its storefront.