Sentence examples for most edgy from inspiring English sources

We had the coolest, most edgy developers in the world.

The most edgy look was when satellites of tulle circled the body.

If you're height-inclined though, wedges are more forgiving on weary soles, so try Acne's satisfyingly clumpy pair for geek chic at its most edgy.

Rites of Passage celebrates a great sea voyage; it tackles vexed issues of class and sexuality; and it shows off Golding's prose at its most edgy and exhilarating.

When it comes to the show, he wants it to be respectful of the space and he wants us to have the most edgy and the best artists.

They come for a drink but then are wooed and want to see the show," said Randy Weiner, who runs Emursive and is a co-founder of one of New York's most edgy nightclubs, the Box.

For older Italians, Bartali's victory was memorable for its soothing effect on one of the most politically edgy moments in postwar Italian history.

The most consistently edgy sports relationship has been in football, where the Giants and the Eagles — and their fans — have butted heads since 1933.

Lord Mandelson, who was a key figure in the Labour governments of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, recently said he wanted the post "because the city of Manchester is becoming the most exciting, edgy place to be around in England".

It may not have been the most diverse, edgy, sexy, or clever show -- but it was so.

Aaron Roxby of Collider described "Simpsons Bible Stories" as his least-favorite trilogy episode, and wrote "Considering that, in earlier seasons, the show had some of the most thoughtfully edgy religious humor on television, this one feels surprisingly toothless".