Sentence examples for less finesse from inspiring English sources

They are more physical, less finesse.

We thought it was complex and creamy, though with less finesse than the higher-ranked beers.

It simply means that the wine will typically be less concentrated, with less finesse and elegance than the leading wine.

After all, the IRA's own longstanding habit of robbing banks to fund all sorts of activities – including politics – showed only marginally less finesse.

King Baudouin of the Belgians participated in the independence celebrations of Congo at Léopoldville (now Kinshasa) but managed to orchestrate his reception with less finesse.

Today, expect the Giants to return to a run-based offense with much less finesse and less chance for passing errors.

He pumped out the notes, but not with particular technical, much less artistic finesse.

He was a consummate insider, a man known less for finesse than for overwhelming problems with mountains of details.

"Ingenious Nature" ultimately comes off as a sort of male derivative of "Sex and the City," but with less narrative finesse and greater insistence on scientific legitimacy.

Still, the execution is haphazard, and comes off as a kind of male derivative of "Sex and the City," but with less narrative finesse and greater insistence on scientific legitimacy (1 30).

By 1990, faced with an economic downturn and a deficit too big to finesse, Mr. Bush and Congressional leaders replaced the law with less radical but ultimately more effective budget limitations — and nearly $500 billion in spending cuts and tax increases.