Sentence examples for considerable finesse from inspiring English sources

But this vintage is excellent, with subtle oak, considerable finesse and a citrusy freshness.

Wang, through the plucky and empathetic gaze of her alter ego, draws with considerable finesse the emotional and physical boundaries of a world within a world.

Montvidas and Matthews, in two of Mozart's most taxing roles, took time to settle on opening night, but rose to the challenges of the second and third acts with considerable finesse and bravura.

These complex machinations also work towards an exciting and tense climax pulled off with considerable finesse and plenty of the kind of explosive action that – let's face it – makes SF so much fun.

The quasi-farcical question of British involvement in Operation Bluestar (as Mark Tully pointed out, had the SAS really been involved, it's likely the consequent destruction would have been achieved with considerable finesse) is secondary to the horror that won't go away.

It was a political balancing act of considerable finesse as Kumar's alliance partner is the BJP.

For this to work, the White House will also have to exercise considerable diplomatic finesse.

Even more ambiguously, and with considerable technical finesse, Sage Churchill-Foster's blown-glass "Cocktail Hour" is a wonderful send up of women's nurturing role.

Considerable interpretive finesse, for instance, is required to explain Kant's stark insistence on the priority of principles and law over the good in the second Critique.

The science is incorporated with considerable skill, and although The Blood Doctor never approaches the finesse of Vine's earlier works, such as A Dark-Adapted Eye, it does repay perseverance, not least for the light it casts on the business of having babies.

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