edgily उदाहरण वाक्य

During a court break Monday, Goetz and his lawyer, Darnay Hoffman, edgily acknowledged that the NRA had been among their supporters.
Jonathan Demme's " Manchurian Candidate " manages to update John Frankenheimer's 1962 original in a fun, edgily paranoid way.
A general complained this week that " 500 foreign mercenaries " were poised to infiltrate Chechnya from Georgia, its edgily neutral southern neighbor.
Her sexual reconciliation scene with her husband, Glen's self-important conservative Charles, is one of the play's more edgily touching interludes.
"Gillingham & Rainham is a key marginal, and right from Day One, the prime minister was there, pacing edgily up and down Gillingham Station.

What " Northern Exposure " needed, with its ratings in the dumper after a recent forced move to Wednesdays, was something spectacular and edgily mystical.
That, plus his state's proven ability to bankroll national campaigns, means that several well-known politicians in both parties will be watching him edgily.
That nail-nibbling sense began as the adverb edgily, in an 1837 letter by Cardinal Henry Manning : " Newman did not like my joking letter.
Burns says, edgily rubbing the lip of his coffee cup, " because I think my generation is the most screwed-up when it comes to relationships.
As the nation edgily approaches this anniversary of terrorist horror, the mood of the American traveler could hardly be more idiosyncratic, contrary and _ face it _ harassed.