Sentence examples for exciting edge from inspiring English sources

"Weather permitting, it should give Friday evening a special, exciting edge," said Sheila Kanani of the Royal Astronomical Society.

"The video is what really gives the paper that exciting edge; the data source was new," he says.

Fun activities that have a thrill or an exciting edge are good for invoking laughs.

Fox [43] forcefully argues that the sensible option might often be to skip the basics of a subject and jump right to the frontiers of powerful (solid) knowledge and thus bring the young students to the exciting edges of knowledge in the making.

It was all drum and treble, but despite the absence of bass, it had the same exciting, edge-of-insanity quality that makes big 303 tunes go over on a dance floor.

Whatever approach Moyes was employing, it resulted in removing the exciting cutting edge that was the hallmark of Ferguson and replaced it with a blunt instrument.

During the 2016 campaign, Sanders rightly pointed out that Planned Parenthood belongs to "the establishment," implying that a litmus test on abortion would not be required by the new, exciting, growing edge of the party.

"And then we use the humans to bring back the exciting rough edges".

Graduate students fuel research success and frequently contribute to exciting, cutting-edge discoveries.

It was exciting, cutting-edge stuff – this was essentially year zero for the open data movement taking off.

It has shown that science and engineering students thrive when they are given mentors and early exposure to exciting, cutting-edge laboratory science.