Sentence examples for edgy relationships from inspiring English sources

Today, the diversity of the Enterprise's crew means nothing: we take it for granted, as we do the characters' no longer edgy relationships.

Houellebecq, after studying at the National Institute of Agronomy, spent eleven years debugging computers for the French government; he differs from most contemporary romancers in his acquaintance with office work, its applied technology and edgy relationships.

And while most organizations would say they want creativity and innovation, what they often don't understand is that this typically involves passionate conflict, edgy relationships (think Lennon and McCartney), and indeed, regular failure.

"It was an edgy relationship".

People at NBC saw an increasingly edgy relationship between Gumbel and Couric.

They are portraits of the psyche and its edgy relationship to society.

Hull, who often tests the patience of his coaches, seems to have a pleasantly edgy relationship with Hitchcock.

That's beautiful and it really shines through in the scripting – that testy, edgy relationship between the two generations.

Their edgy relationship, which for one brief moment heads toward romance, is the heart of the movie.

What has been played out is a parable of the edgy relationship of present and past in post-Communist Hungary.

And she is experiencing firsthand the sometimes edgy relationship between the declining population of long-timers and the growing number of well-heeled newcomers replacing them.