But if your goal in life is to slink from birth to death without embarrassment, the authors make passable guides — except, perhaps, in handling the delicate situation of the fellow-guest at a cocktail party whose fly is open.
But if your goal in life is to slink from birth to death without embarrassment, the authors make passable guides except, perhaps, in handling the delicate situation of the fellow-guest at a cocktail party whose fly is open.
There are so many things to keep interest alive - gaining flow and precision with the words, trying different nuances with the character, assimilating audience reaction over successive performances, not to mention handling props, scenery and the delicate egos of your fellow actors.
For awhile, his association with 808 Mafia the influential production collective he helped start in 2010 who have supplied beats for everyone from Waka Flocka Flame to Future to Wiz Khalifa was questioned after a few not-so-delicate words from fellow producer and 808 Mafia cofounder Southside last spring.
Maskell may offer his fellow spook a "delicate tissue of lies", but we are allowed to see just what the lies are.
The president "has to pull off a delicate balancing act," said Douglas J. Elliott, a fellow at the Brookings Institution.
For Cruz, who insists that he follows Reagan's famous 11th commandment, "Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican", it was a delicate balance between "happy warrior" and aggressive politician.
As Democrats push for confirmation hearings next month, they see Mr. Cornyn and his fellow Republicans struggling with a delicate political balance, wanting to put tough scrutiny on Judge Sotomayor without alienating Hispanics.
Mr. Green achieved the delicate balancing act of pleasing both his fellow party members as they grew more conservative and the liberal voters on the East Side of Manhattan who kept re-electing him until 1992.
Few if any justices (and certainly no lower court judge) are likely to overrule a decision by a fellow justice with respect to so delicate a matter as to whether that justice can be fair to the litigants.
