Sentence examples for balancing hard from inspiring English sources

Mr. Isley's songs are odd, balancing hard funk grooves that look back to the 1970's for inspiration with introspective lyrics riding on carefully crafted melodies that break with funk convention.

Is the balancing hard that difficult?

Premiering his/their debut track on Monday, "Jay Z" plays more like a Kanye West track, perfectly balancing hard-hitting bass drums with melody.

If you are heavy in your feet, the pedals become more difficult to manipulate, making pedaling and balancing harder.

Short grass or even tidy gravel would be acceptable alternatives for anyone who feels panicky about falling, but be forewarned that these surfaces make balancing harder and offer more resistance to bike tires.

"You have to balance hard and soft power".

The present job may not be ideal, as one tries to balance hard work with enough time to play.

The study revealed that modern leaders should balance hard and soft power traits.

Her works focus on ink and gouache drawings on watercolor paper, allowing Ellis to balance hard edges with misty interior colorscapes to great effect. .

"There are lots of needy causes out there," explains Maria Bavetta, Campaign Communications Officer of the MMHA, "so we had to go in with an approach that balances hard facts with our arguments, that affected both hearts and minds".

"Wood bats are heavier, less balanced, harder to swing, have vibration that causes sting in the hands, and have smaller sweet spots than nonwood bats," Redman said.