Sentence examples for canny balance from inspiring English sources

One reason "Myth Takes" surpasses earlier efforts is its canny balance of boldness and restraint.

Here Masur was able to maintain the canny balance between old and new that was a hallmark of his late, "grandmaster" phase.

West Virginia singer, songwriter and guitarist Brad Paisley has proven himself a wizard at striking a canny balance among earnestness, whimsy, social awareness and party-hearty celebration.

On its debut album, "Hybrid Theory," in 2000 Linkin Park devised a canny balancing act.

But against such canny opposition, balance was key.

But it takes canny calculation and a sense of balance to make singing effective rather than merely histrionic.

Like many of his sculptures, it strikes a balance between figuration and geometry, canny engineering and punning whimsy: her coiled wire breasts create the hook.

But it is better in such a case to take an analytic step back and savor the work as a whole — its sheer beauty, its exquisite balance of chorus and orchestra, its canny pacing — and its felicitous details.

The Administration came up with a budget that is wildly, perhaps dangerously, out of balanced not because the President has a canny long-range strategy but because he does not accept that there is a real problem.

On balance, China has for all that proved cannier at handling the relationship than America: just look at the way the Chinese have used trade to undermine Bill Clinton's international agenda.Strains over trade, human rights, Taiwan and now Yugoslavia might suggest that America and China are headed for a collision.

ReprintsBecause of the delicate balance of parties in Denmark's parliament, the canny Faeroese may have it both ways.