Sentence examples for emotional edges from inspiring English sources

Nina Stemme's Isolde and Robert Gambill's Tristan are both gloriously lyrical, though the outer emotional edges occasionally elude them.

What can you do?" It is not just Martin and a bunch of basketball ruffians mixing it up inside, flexing their brawn and teetering on emotional edges.

Frank had no method for completely smoothing the finite emotional edges produced by the camera's mechanics, and he is no less a realist for having tried to do so.

Jessie Raven's Rosalind is less clearly drawn, but both she and Caroline Worra, as Jenny, provide the production's high-wire vocal fireworks, as well as its sharpest emotional edges.

It's Hong Sang-soo's year, with three films in release (the other two are below); this one stands out for its jagged emotional edges, aggressively intricate approach to its subject, and extraordinarily inspired, brashly vigorous image-making.

Mr. Haitink, using the Haas edition -- essentially a hybrid of Bruckner's 1887 original and 1890 revision -- imposed order and an almost narrative sense of drama on this work without taming it or smoothing its raw emotional edges.

Indeed any emotional edge may belong to the opponents.

I was just on an emotional edge all the time.

And the finale hovers on an emotional edge between trepidation and exhilaration.

I needed to push myself to some geographic and emotional edge, but I was homesick.

Minnesota Coach Dennis Green's three-year contract extension gives the Vikings an emotional edge.