Sentence examples for rather edgy from inspiring English sources

The East 17 lads were rather edgy.

Do the changes make things rather edgy at Christmas and birthdays?

No wonder that Poles, Czechs, Hungarians and others still keen to join the club are feeling rather edgy.

I came on as a guest to plug a film I'd just made, and we had a rather edgy conversation.

And across a busy highway there stands a converted turn-of-the-century courthouse where the scientists confront a rather edgy outer world.

There is even less in the way of foreplay now, and the safe sex advocated by the two rather edgy Timothy Dalton films appears to have been abandoned.

However, it is back and, this time, it's rather more edgy.

Urban cool has its place in a season that has seemed elegant rather than edgy.

Her comments, she said, were intended to establish that the location and clientele of the salon leans toward "classic" in a stylistic sense, rather than edgy.

I'm not so sure: they reformed to play that staple of the rock aristocracy, the Teenage Cancer Trust benefit; when they were promoting Bloodsports, they were interviewed on BBC Breakfast rather than edgy late-night programmes; and they are a band who – and you never would have said this in 1993 – convey a certain dignity.

The trio of protagonists, Anthony Roth Costanza as Akhnaten, Emma Carrington as his wife Nefertiti and Rebecca Bottone as his mother Queen Tye, make the most of the characterisation their vocal lines allow, too, even if Costanza's rather reedy, edgy counter-tenor sound won't be to all tastes.