Sentence examples for somewhat edgy from inspiring English sources

This is a somewhat edgy gag.

Writers, he explained, "tend to feel somewhat edgy and competitive".

The play produced a somewhat edgy attitude of self-defense as the actors and audience members alike struggled to define our boundaries and dispel confusion.

Dealers said the market in the United States was somewhat edgy, as it often is before a shortened trading session and a long weekend.

Neville was already somewhat edgy, still shaken by the reaction he'd got when handing out his newly designed stickers for the Smile Jamaica concert to some Dread friends.

The tenor Dmitry Korchak supplies bright, flexible singing but a somewhat edgy sound as the dashing Don Ramiro, who spends much of the time disguised in the chauffeur's uniform of his valet, Dandini.

"She was somewhat chippy, edgy.

Last season, City Opera righted itself somewhat, offering edgy production styles and offbeat repertory that are otherwise scarce in this city.

It will include the observances of James Boswell and Samuel Johnson as well as those of a somewhat more edgy cast of lesser-known characters.

And even that aforementioned curvaceous pop star is somewhat of an edgy choice, as the ads she's featured in are radical enough to irk conservatives in public spaces.

The visitors are the more confident, socially somewhat grander Cowans: Nancy Kate Winslett in edgy designer clothes) is an investment broker, Alan Christoph Waltzz performing a variation on his SS officer from Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds) is a suave, brutal, corporation lawyer, constantly on his mobile about the defence of a dodgy pharmaceutical company facing a class action.