Примери за finesse

• Ultimately, something as important as that cannot be finessed.

• The targets need to be finessed and changed as we jointly gain more experience.

• Since the scheme has been finessed and improved, it has been a significant success.

• I felt, as did my colleagues on the committee, as we listened to witnesses, that they were all finessing for position.

• We note the ingenuity with which the panel has finessed this proposal, but we still believe that a digital licence tax would be wrong in principle and in practice.

• I do not believe in that theory that the finesses, the niceties and the graces of life—literature, art and music—should be kept for those who follow the learned professions.

• The lighted crescent stands out from the dark ground with all the finesse of chiaroscuro, a veritable explosion of full sunlight.

• Pascal knew from within both geometry and finesse.

• No amount of finesse and no amount of repackaging will hide its glaring inadequacies and injustices.

• However, the real danger is to pretend that one can finesse one's way through and that the dangers do not exist.

• There must be a degree of finesse, in that funding must form part of the way in which we deal with those problems.

• In the latest finesse, the community programme is to be jettisoned and replaced by employment training.

• The notice endeavours to finesse the system without dealing with the substantive or procedural rules.

• In the 1970s, the economy passed through bankruptcy, our industrial relations were appalling, and much architecture was devoid of durability and finesse.

• He brings to the halls of akademia all the finesse and subtlety of a broadside of grapeshot fired at close quarters.