Sentence examples for feel edgy from inspiring English sources

Drones feel edgy and futuristic – they appeal to that vision of a cyborg future.

4.33pm BST 3rd over: Sri Lanka 12-1 (Jayawardene 2, Dilshan 5) Sri Lanka feel edgy.

In a blog post entitled I LV ISRAEL (FOR BETTER OR WORSE), journalist Eve Barlow writes, "…whenever Israel is reported in the news I feel edgy, vulnerable and hot.

Some say he should be sent to the International Criminal Court in The Hague.Many Ivorians also feel edgy about the role of France, the former colonial power, in helping Mr Ouattara to take over.

Fears that the jihadis' flight would trigger a new wave of bombings were confirmed on May 6th when a suicide car-bomb killed six people in Baghdad, ending several weeks of respite in the capital.The deal over Fallujah makes many Baghdadis feel edgy.

China is now South Korea's biggest export market and the number one destination for South Korean investment, and that makes some officials in Seoul feel edgy.

It still feels edgy and possible that it will all fall apart at all times".

We glanced back at the group she was talking about and suddenly felt edgy.

Often those who do attend are refused re-entry.The regime tends to tighten the screws when it feels edgy.

And if you do encounter a demonstration that feels edgy, turn around and walk a different way.

The Serbian designer is an in-the-know favourite who shows at London fashion week, and the unusual colour felt edgy and youthful.