Sentence examples for to be finessed from inspiring English sources

She is a problem to be finessed.

But the mechanics had to be finessed.

Since many dogs dislike having their paws handled, some need to be finessed into being shod.

It is a 7,469-yard 7,469-yard meant to bullynotsed into submeanton.

"It has to be finessed in a certain way," Mr. Krivicka said.

Bush and Karl Rove regarded diversity as a public-relations issue to be finessed with marketing.

Lustick is surely right that many supporters of the two-state solution ignore what seems too painful to acknowledge: that the Palestinian desire to return cannot simply be finessed; that hundreds of thousands of Israeli settlers, many of them armed, could make the O.A.S. of Algeria's pieds noirs look tame.

(3) According to yet a third strategy, this problem can be finessed by paying attention to who needs to have the reason to desire, according to the Fitting Attitudes account.

This section has considered how the differential equations describing changes in action and internal (representational) states can be finessed to accommodate sensorimotor delays.

Salesforce sees this huge number as a statement to the way applications can be finessed for individual use cases, often not by fully-fledged software application developers, but by what we usually call 'citizen' non-developers i.e. businesspeople.

Bioethics is thus fraught with important metaphysical debates that simply cannot be finessed by appeals to common sense or institutional practices.