Sentence examples for supposed edge from inspiring English sources

He played down the Yankees' supposed edge in experience, pointing to the different cast they took into last October.

Later, she learned that some of her peers had resented the supposed edge she had gained with her exposé — endowing herself with a marketable claim to oppression and making them look bad.

If the spear flies through, it isn't a boundary after all; if the spear bounces back, then there must be something beyond the supposed edge of space, a cosmic wall that stopped the spear, a wall that is itself in space.

Late in 1998, it occurred to Tony Blair that Britain could use its supposed edge in military affairs to prove to other members of the European Union that although he was not yet able to lead his country into the euro he was nonetheless a jolly keen member of their club.

At the laboratory at Texas A&M, microscopic examination of the supposed cutting edges showed gouges and scratches that appeared to be wear marks from scraping hides, butchering and cutting wood.

VELVETEEN TUFTED CHAIR This chair caught Mr. Haly's eye, but he noted that the crumbling foam padding in its back felt "like crackers," that the springs were shot and that the fox edge, which is supposed to keep edges firm under the pressure of human arms and legs, was drooping beneath the fabric.

Therefore, it can be supposed that the edges in an unmeasured edge block are similar to the edges in its analyzed neighbor edge blocks.

In a match graph G, consider a vertex v with degree d > 1, and suppose that edges incident with v are bijectively labeled by I={ i1, i2,…, i d }.

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As the incumbent, NBC was supposed to have an edge over ABC-ESPN, mainly because of Stern and Ebersol's 12-year association.

It unfolded from a fielding play that embarrassed the Twins, who were supposed to have the edge here because they are accustomed to the quirks of their park.