Sentence examples similar to finesse in directing from inspiring English sources

(To make his contract, South had to finesse in spades.

And more fans will get to appreciate all the flash and finesse in his game.

"He possesses the rare qualities of toughness and finesse in one package.

A humanistic approach relies on timing, tact and finesse in giving advice and criticism.

This person wants to finesse or direct your decisions away from your own desires for educational, lifestyle, career objectives, etc.

The man, wonderfully funny and filled with insight, was captured with finesse in the brief documentary "Tell Them Anything You Want," co-directed by Spike Jonze.

The combination of solidity and finesse displayed in this book makes it a reference text for educated computer scientists.

No one who goes to this movie, directed by Peter Berg, is likely to care about the lack of finesse in the script and the acting, but a little bit more effort in either area would have made this a much better film.

More important, "Hamilton," which is directed with vigor and finesse by Thomas Kail and features the multifarious Mr. Miranda in the title role, persuasively transfers a thoroughly archived past into an unconditional present tense.

But this overly busy performance piece lacks finesse in its execution.

No such finesse in the new series of Midsomer Murders, which stars a new DC Barnaby.