Sentence examples for has a hard edge from inspiring English sources
But the joke has a hard edge to it.
"He has a hard edge to him, but it has been misinterpreted.
"Tim kills penalties, block shots, finishes checks and chews up ice time, and he has a hard edge to his game, like Komisarek, Burkee said.
The metal band also has a hard edge to it, which makes it easy to hang on to, while the curved edges of the screen feel silky smooth when running a thumb over them.
Stelios has a hard edge, his own executives privately citing his sharp-tongued "interpersonal skills" as a weakness.
She has a harder edge to her than Kidman and there might be a more natural fit here.
"The fish campaign has a harder edge focus than a lot of what we have been doing.
It has a harder edge than the riesling even though it contains less alcohol (10percentt as against 12.2percentt).
Whereas black humour has "a harder edge," Hunter says, white comedy is "more surreal, more pleasant, more tongue-in-cheek".
But much of his campaign language has a harder edge, with accusations of "intergenerational theft" and "fiscal child abuse" in regard to government spending.
