Sentence examples for pleasant edge from inspiring English sources

RICHARD BRODY: Yes, Stiller is always funny; and there's always a pleasant edge of aggression and impatience in his performances and his appearances.

An avant-gardist who died in 1997 at 46, Guerrero relied on microtonal tunings to create strong sounds, acoustic instruments stretched to their not always pleasant edge.

Château Moulin de la Roquille, $39, ** ½ Francs Côtes de Bordeaux 2009, 3 liters Dark fruit flavors with a pleasant herbal edge and a light rasp of tannins.

Smoke from the fire gave grilled lobster a pleasant pungent edge countered by a slathering of roasted corn salsa -- all underscoring, not concealing, the lobster meat's sweetness.

The latter's Hitman was sweet and sherbety, as South Pacific pales are, but had an unusual, very pleasant vegetal edge to it.

Then you've got your restaurants and bars with self-consciously quirky microbrew-and-Belgian beer lists, pleasant but edge-free dining, and exposed-brick interiors galore.

In 1970, when I was 22, I moved to Norwich and lodged in a small, pleasant room on the edge of the city.

Berlin is hip and cutting-edge, Munich pleasant but stodgy, goes the stereotype.

His pleasant temperament certainly takes the edge off of some of his views.

The music over all remains a pleasant diversion on the northern edge, as it were, of the repertory.

Black Swan Hotel, Helmsley Helmsley is a pleasant little town on the edge of the Hambleton Hills and the North York Moors.