If many of the dishes have a familiar ring, they earn respect by being handled with finesse.
Selections include such oldies as "Run Joe", "Stone Cold Dead in the Market", and "Calypso Blues", all of which are handled with finesse.
The dialogue -- handled with finesse by the entire ensemble (okay, Hecht is intermittently too self-serving with it) -- is spot-on for these Jews who may have made some assimilation gains but haven't abandoned many of their pithier Yiddishisms.
"You have to handle it with finesse.
Perhaps Mel Gibson would have preferred Aslan to be whipped with barbed wire for 30 minutes before the main event, but Adamson handles it with finesse.
Fieseler handles contradictions with finesse, parsing the closet's long shadow over gay life in New Orleans, one reason the tragedy did not catalyze the kind of outrage and activism that followed the Stonewall rebellion.
In a mixed review, Arion Berger of Rolling Stone magazine noted that Sleater-Kinney "have remade rock aggression as thinking-women's work and handled punk with finesse", but also criticized the writing of some tracks for being "awfully self-conscious for a fifth album".
I hope we can both agree it's integral that the president of our fine country should have strong leadership skills, handle stressful situations with finesse, the ability to resolve conflict in a mature manner, have the nation's best interest in mind and most importantly, be trustworthy.
Some are racial and cultural, as in Philana Omorotionmwan's farce "The Settlement" and Regina Taylor's "Post Black," a meaty if predictable monologue for a 110-year-old woman named Pearl (handled with mischievous finesse by Micki Grant), who has seen just about everything.
It marked an improvement when he eased Self's editor, Valerie Weaver, out last year by asking her, "Would you mind if we made a change in editors in chief?" By all accounts, though, the Anthea Disney ouster was handled with some finesse.
When relationships are engineered, they are usually handled with such finesse that suspicion is never aroused.
