Sentence examples for clever balancing from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, his clever balancing act, on the line between the theatrical and the banal, continues to elude definition.

What might appear at first to be a clever balancing act soon becomes an excruciatingly painful case of the splits.

A small but perfectly formed tale of football triumph, this is a clever balancing trick of words and visuals that gently encourages the reader to keep going.

Here, series creator/writer Mitch Glazer winningly evokes the mood of the day in a clever balancing act that is downright original if not awfully nice to look at, too.

Actually, the measure, by Representative James Sensenbrenner Jr., a Wisconsin Republican, presents a clever balance of criminal justice causes.

These manage that clever balance of comfort with fashionable design which is not always the case.

Here Mr Ferris achieves a clever balance: Tim behaves strangely, but isn't that natural for anyone who loses the life he understood?

On first listen it's tempting to say that no effort went into its creation, but on closer inspection it strikes a very clever balance.

Jack Thorne's play, based on a new story by himself, Rowling and John Tiffany, strikes a clever balance between recognisable Pottery and a new departure.

Commenting on the entries, Mosse said: "In a high quality shortlist, Nigel McDowell's story stood out for the clever balance between intrigue, suspense and quality of writing.

In other areas, though measures to spur foreign investment, curbs of wasteful subsidies, further privatisation the budget fell short.Indian commentators mostly judged it a clever balance of the need for reform and political reality.