This makes French grip a great choice for drumming that demands finesse, like jazz, technical rock, and certain types of technical "Drumline -style pieces.
For all of the aggression his job demands, finesse can be just as important, if not more so.
Mostly it demands finesse, which suggests one-handed tools like the coping saw, the miter saw and the two-inch plaster knife.
Turning a B team into a high-performing group with the requisite mix of A and B players — including at least one potential successor — demands time, finesse, and the willingness to have sometimes uncomfortable conversations with people, some of whom have been loyal lieutenants.
Dressage demands agility and finesse — and money.
The corpse-bride story demanded patience and finesse.
The show's moments of humour, too, demand greater finesse; seeking any respite from Lutton's unpredictable visual attacks, one suspects the audience isn't laughing because these scenes are particularly clever or funny, but because they are there.
The job will ultimately demand the finesse of a diplomat which is seldom a trait of the most successful chief executive officers.
Especially elusive is the work of the scholar-artists who distanced themselves from the imperial court, with its demands for luxe and finesse.
In recent years, it seems, we've heard more about work-life balance among professional women than among the working classes — more about how the Sheryl Sandbergs and the Marissa Mayers might finesse the demands of a job and a family than how a nurse, a bus driver, or a cashier could.
In recent years, it seems, we've heard more about work-life balance among professional women than among the working classes more about how the Sheryl Sandbergs and the Marissa Mayers might finesse the demands of a job and a family than how a nurse, a bus driver, or a cashier could.
