Sentence examples for edgy on from inspiring English sources

Veronika Zhioeva, as Iolanta, sounded lovely in midrange but vocally edgy on high notes.

The atmosphere was edgy on the rain-dampened streets, the police only outnumbered by camera crews and journalists.

"And the pins were very edgy, on the slopes and whatnot, so the guys that played early had a huge, huge break".

As the city's mood grew edgy on Thursday after a rash of bomb threats, Wanda Farrington stood outside her office building on Park Avenue after being evacuated.

While understandably edgy on occasions, the mood was generally upbeat for the visit of league leaders City, a fixture which rarely reaps a points return for the Midlands outfit.

The night I was there, Katarina Dalayman was giving a fairly forceful performance as Brünnhilde — substantial in volume, dark in color, a bit edgy on top — but she was undermined by the business going on around her.

"I was the edgy one on the team … I had to convey that throughout the season.

Edgy Out on the western edge of town, near Messe Frankfurt (the city's mammoth exposition halls) sits the 428-room Radisson Blu Hotel, which bills itself as "the only round, all-glass hotel in Europe".

HBO and Mr. Soderbergh clearly believe there is a market for their edgy take on politics.

The smart and edgy take on one of Shakespeare's politically astute plays was un-surprisingly gory, a Jacobean catharsis, but also fascinating for the glimpse it offers into a family in power.

I was hoping they'd go a little darker and edgier on it, but I think they were taking care not to alienate the core fans because they were so successful with the last one, the 40th anniversary one, so they kind of went for the middle ground.