"Ives's voice... had the sheen and finesse of opera without its latter-day Puccinian vulgarities and without the pretensions of operatic ritual.
French President Francois Hollande's dilemma is how to finesse that predicament--without making it look like France has cut and run, leaving an unseemly chaos in his wake.
But a lot of people could finesse that answer without revealing too much, couldn't they? A. And then I would probably come back with, "What do you think the company will say when you come in and tell them you're leaving, if we do make you an offer?" And why do I do that?
("That's taken out of context," Roy protests after Chon confronts him about some overheard anti-Chinese remarks.) It's not easy to wring comedy from the history of Chinese laborers and Native Americans in the Old West, but somehow the filmmakers finesse the issue without evading it entirely.
But now it is clear that specific strength exercises can help them hit the ball farther without sacrificing flexibility or finesse.
Rather, my problem with Mr. Tisci's clothes is that his process seems too heavy-handed, without enough perspective and finesse that might make the results just a little more real.
It now seemed to Jaïs that he could make his game without relying on the heart finesse.
The latter combines accurate stick throws with a clutch pedal that is light on effort and long on feel for the friction point, making it easy to finesse the ATS-V from a stop without applying any throttle whatsoever.
