Sentence examples for turned edgy from inspiring English sources

Sometimes her pitch wavered and her sound turned edgy.

Their relationship had turned edgy and competitive, and, besides, Fadl held a low opinion of Zawahiri's abilities as a surgeon.

His voice had a dry, slightly rough quality that turned edgy at the top of the range, but in softer, lower-lying passages he succeeded in bringing out the character's tenderness.

It came amid a rowdy atmosphere on Court 13 that sometimes turned edgy as some of Djokovic's fans in the stands shouted "Osama" as Goldstein threw up the ball to serve.

His voice turned edgy at times, as when talking about Obama campaign attack advertisements, and his frozen smile and wide eyes — which blinked frequently and distractingly at times — seemed a little strange.

Ms. Brown's bright voice can turn edgy in the top range.

Then, just as the atmosphere among another full house began turning edgy, Bilic's 18-year-old midfielder Declan Rice lost possession to Ritchie and Merino's inspired through ball picked out Christian Atsu.

Things turn edgier in the next scene, set in a plush airport hotel, where an art teacher finds himself tested by a married woman police officer who craves sadomasochistic sex.

The mood had turned distinctly edgy by the time the same player gave Sunderland a 49th-minute lead with his, and the team's, second real chance.

Under pressure, however, her tone turned metallic, edgy and unwieldy.

There are tunes by Melingo, Di Giusto and Makaroff, among others, which are by turns edgy, classy, steeped in tradition and elegantly modern.