Sentence examples for Lacking in finesse from inspiring English sources

It's a bit lacking in finesse, but the American fully deserves to be 10-7 up after round two.

He saw her as difficult, high-handed, and lacking in finesse in her management of people at the paper.

The question is why this innovation of large-scale photography, so lacking in finesse and originality, has moved like wildfire along the avenue.

Just like those footballers lacking in finesse who become cult heroes, it's the unlikeliest of tunes that become dressing room anthems.

In Ha'aretz, Daniel Levy calls the Mearsheimer and Walt article "jarring for a self-critical Israeli" and lacking in "finesse and nuance".

The poems they compose are unpleasant to hear, wordy and lacking in finesse".

What the latter lacked in finesse it more than made up for in taste.

What the restaurant lacks in finesse it makes up with generosity.

What this book lacks in finesse it makes up for in energy, pace and a lulu of a plot.

But the gifted Juilliard musicians make up in enthusiasm and freshness what they lack in finesse and style.

Conductor Robin Newton, in contrast, opted for a big-scale, high-voltage performance that more than made up in power and excitement for what it occasionally lacked in finesse.