Finessing

Even when we are back in Flatbush with young Streisand, narrator Barbra doesn’t hesitate to jump in, just as she would in person, ad-libbing, digressing, finessing.

But even that required some finessing.

I have to remind myself about that and the research, writing & finessing that went into them because, despite two years of chasing, I still haven't been paid.

I've sown any amount of seeds, and I've been finessing my upcoming book, so it's given me lots of opportunity to do that.

SMU & Indiana finessing their way into the playoffs by beating on the bottom dwellers of their respective conferences.

The best ushers are adept at finessing demanding fans and maintaining order a lob shot from matches that are usually broadcast live.

Her first event, Finessing IV the People, was a 2016 fundraiser for children in Haiti.

In recent months, we wrote about how Limerick, for example, is focused on a strategy of optimal employment where people are fully employed to the best of their abilities and talents, not just for the sake of finessing employment statistics.

Hybridizing of disciplines and finessing knowledge is, in his view, the future of science.

Without finessing the join between upper and lower, between torso and legs, Rodin created a work that many sculptors at the time and subsequently have seen as one of his strongest and most singular works.