Sentence examples for lot of edges from inspiring English sources

"But it is really difficult — it's not just a double-edged sword — it's got a lot of edges to it," she added, referring to the fact that people might now be prepared to talk publicly about domestic violence, but not yet about female genital mutilation.

"We fancied chasing, it's quite a hard ground to defend and a lot of edges can fly downhill.

Underwood explained in the interview that with cloud search, there are "a lot of edges to get right".

Nevertheless, the spanning tree is very coarse approximation of the original graph since it excludes a lot of edges from the graph.

In image upscaling applications, a lot of edges show poor transitions so the TI technique can be used efficiently to improve the sharpness of the upscaled images.

However, because nodes are duplicated and the layout is fixed, a lot of edges are displayed and it is difficult to follow one edge.

"He has a lot of edge to his game".

That means having a lot of edge for a given surface area.

But the photographs, taken for society and fashion magazines, don't have a lot of edge.

"I felt quite confident all the way through which gave me a lot of edge during the match," Dimitrov said.

There is a lot of edge in the Thompson style, and this gets him compared with people like Lenny Bruce and H. L. Mencken, indignant savagers of bourgeois self-satisfaction.