Knowing this, Sanders finessed his vote by sending mixed messages.
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And Drake being Drake, he absolutely finessed the numbers game.
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None are needed; the Chevy engineers finessed an excellent balance.
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I finessed my way through school by being an excellent test-taker.
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Ablin said in reinventing itself Microsoft has finessed a recurring revenue model.
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It transitions seamlessly through an extremely tight-radius circle, finessed and smart.
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It's so grandiose, sleek, and overly finessed that it's not to my taste.
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This wouldn't necessarily be an issue if the show had finessed such moments.
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For Trump, the law has always been something to be finessed or circumvented.
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" Comey said he finessed the request by agreeing to provide "honesty," and "honest loyalty.
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That Anne was murdered specifically for being Jewish was finessed to maximise her story's appeal.
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"I basically finessed another man to pay for my gas to get there," she said.
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These earbuds are like little pebbles that have been finessed by attrition into perfectly soft shapes.
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Of all the Democratic politicians since Lyndon Johnson, it was Obama who best finessed this divide.
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But on other issues, what was said during a campaign fades away or is adroitly finessed.
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Ta studied women's wear design at Central Saint Martins and finessed his skills while interning at the Row.
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But responding to Mr. Ahmadinejad's desire for a political rebirth might require a more finessed response, analysts said.
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This is one of the many ways that technology and finessed procedures have improved the flying experience. 5.
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But public auctions, however cleverly they are finessed, ultimately remain susceptible to the volatility of a wider world.
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They're all trying to get time with me, and I think maybe her approach could have been more finessed.
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It can be bent, wrapped, or finessed into whatever position you need to support your phone, camera, or GPS.
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HP even finessed the hinges, which use pistons and are reminiscent of kitchen cabinets, but also some expensive furniture.
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" This can be finessed into a more defensive message appealing to a broader base: "You will not exclude us.
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"Everything about him seemed very finessed, from the gold ring on his finger to his gold eyeglasses," he said.
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This is because he did something that very few can pull off: he finessed the hell out of a comeback.
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Collender: McCain's concerns will be finessed with a promise by the Republican leadership to do a standalone Pentagon supplemental appropriation.
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You're likely to see several finessed passing plays in each game—it's really become the new G2's calling card.
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Provincial laboratories have also finessed their ability to test diseases at a large scale, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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All the worrisome questions were eventually resolved, or artfully finessed, by hard-fought compromises that left no one fully satisfied.
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Indeed, the risks for Mr Trump have risen as the campaign progressed, and even as he has finessed other awkward commitments.
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It's a dish that seems to speak to the pan-Chinese ethos at King's County: delicious yet simple, ubiquitous yet finessed.
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If only activists hadn't been so fixated on Medicare for All, then she could have finessed her way around health care.
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And yet, Hickman took one of the X-Men's best, dumbest superpowers and finessed it into one of their most powerful.
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It is trickier to tell if a line is being spun when the numbers that companies put out are also being finessed.
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That's common for TV shows with big special effects sequences, which are often tweaked and finessed up until the very last minute.
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If Lim and Leon reinvigorated the brand with streetwear-inflected pieces and a youthful pop sensibility, Oliveira Baptista promised something more finessed.
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" Trump finessed that point later that day, telling Fox News Channel's Sean Hannity that "local communities and states should make the decision.
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"Once we have finessed the package, we will let you know either before the election (in May) or soon thereafter," Gordhan added.
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After leaving her job in New York City, she finessed the art of nomadism while building a business and cultivating a successful career.
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On Tuesday, the issue was finessed, with the Sochi delegates proposing a list of committee members that can be approved only in Geneva.
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Gadio rejected Ho's initial draft ("this letter is not well written"), according to prosecutors, and finessed the language the alleged bribe should take.
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Indeed, how have the Chainsmokers finessed their way into the charts when they have nothing to offer by way of charisma or live performance?
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The body shape is sculptural, finessed, and longer than the current CT6 flagship — 210.5 versus 204.1 inches — offset by glass and vivid LED nuances.
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By the time Iron Fist came around, it needed to be massaged and finessed to fit the missing pieces of this almost-assembled puzzle.
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Canada and the United States finessed their disagreement in 1988 with a political rather than legal fix, called the Canada-US Arctic Co-operation Agreement.
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Another area that must be finessed is the government's collection of data from technology developers to assess these exemptions, while also protecting industrial proprietary information.
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As we saw in the leaked Hillary Clinton emails, messaging by most powerful politicians goes through layers of approval, and is finessed by many hands.
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In some wild attempt to capture the madness, we sent photographer Zhamak Fullad (who finessed her way into an All Access pass) to the weekend.
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This is where the media comes in: Trump has finessed his situation (being the president) into a situation where media have no real moves left.
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"Lies lies lies," Jenner responded to a tweet from a Twitter user who wrote, "Just read on @balleralert that @Tyga finessed @kyliejenner out of 2 Mill."
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Toshiba called Judge Kahn's proposed order "a 'finessed' alternative to issuing a preliminary injunction" and confirmed it agreed not to close a sale before July 28.
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Some are using it to refine a silhouette, such as the leather bustiers and wide contour belts that finessed the waists of Jonathan Anderson's Loewe clothes.
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The reporters pieced together an article explaining the implications of the weekend's events while Mr. Ingrassia finessed the copy to meet the final 11:30 p.m.
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On a two-on-one, Phil Kessel finessed a pass that gave Hagelin an easy tap-in at the right post to make it 2-2.
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Though the language will be finessed, it recommends that all women who are pregnant or who might become pregnant during the upcoming influenza season receive the vaccine.
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But Klopp also has maximized his resources: he has helped Alexander-Arnold develop; he has finessed Robertson; he has offered Origi, against all odds, a way back.
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This is not an issue that can be "finessed," although the Warren campaign brain trust is doubtless trying to think of a way to do just that.
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Armstrong has finessed this trick throughout his writing and producing career, exploring how even at their lousiest, human beings are more relatable than many may want to believe.
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This might be finessed by selling part of the Aramco stake in a private placement, probably to deep-pocketed strategic investors in oil-consuming states such as China.
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About a month ago, Rhett made an appearance at Jay Z's Made in America Festival in Philadelphia, and Rhett and his wife, Lauren, finessed entree into Beyoncé's birthday party.
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Last year, French skin-care brand Caudalíe launched an anti-aging line called Resveratrol Lift, rooted in science finessed in Harvard's labs by esteemed life-extension scientist Dr. David Sinclair.
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Despite its length and detail, the agreement leaves a lot to be fudged and finessed (what one source involved in the talks, referring to the president, calls "Santista constructive ambiguity").
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While some moments land, he and perhaps Mr. Nachamie could have better finessed others (and Mr. Nachamie, in spots, could have better served the momentum of the two-act play).
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Three seasons later, "Empire" has invoked H.I.V./AIDS again, but this time, the subject has been finessed into the story, as a way to educate viewers, not to shock them.
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Comedies of the late '40s and '50s finessed the nance into more of a coded gay best friend who often served as the smart alecky foil to the straight leading man.
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An early showing of the piece, in 2015, included a winning demonstration of how George Balanchine, who defined a high-speed American style of ballet, finessed the physics of the pirouette.
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It's possible that he was slightly unnerved when he turned around to see me starring straight at him, with a saucy smile spread across my face, but I think I finessed it.
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For most of the winter, Bob-Waksberg, Hanawalt and the rest of the "BoJack" staff finessed the details of the show's third season in preparation for sending storyboards to Korea for animation.
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In Oregon, for example, lawmakers moved by the challenge of balancing victims' and defendants' rights have finessed a compromise related to their 53-year statute of limitations for first-degree sexual assault.
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And on last Sunday's episode she truly outdid herself by using Molly as an excuse to visit his house where she finessed her way up to his empty room and snooped for answers.
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But the show's originating curator, Barbara Haskell — joined by Marcela Guerrero, Sarah Humphreville and Alana Hernandez — has finessed the matter by surrounding photographic reproductions of monumental works with real, related paintings and drawings.
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Drew Brees got clean finessed by his jeweler -- and the only way to stop it from happening again is to get some gangstas on his squad ... so says rap star Rich The Kid.
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He indulged in four or five passing exchanges before he slipped away from a defender and finessed the ball into the farthest corner of the net to make it the final score, 3-1.
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In June, a Russian startup finessed this code into a mobile app named Prisma, which allowed anyone to apply various art styles to pictures on their phones and share them in various social networks.
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Dessert at EsterEv, one of the most finessed in Milwaukee, punctuates the meal: roasted pear with honey and vanilla that has the texture of silk and a flavor like the first day of fall.
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In Finland, the Greens finessed through a goal of climate neutrality by 2035, as well as energy tax reforms, investment in railways and nature conversation, and sustainability rules for generating energy from burning wood.
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The songs, all of which include some element (the melody, the harmony, or what have you) that was generated by AI and finessed by the artists, just like Hiller and Isaacson suggested 50 years ago.
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For the ladies, it was a safe, neutral zone where they went to recharge as they weathered life's blows, keeping up appearances and their spirits as they trumped, finessed and ate kugel from china plates.
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Letters To the Editor: Now that President-elect Donald Trump has abandoned, modified or finessed a goodly number of his campaign promises, it's time for him to reconsider his opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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After failing to get access to Hudson Yards and 1 Vanderbilt, I reached out to Berlin Rosen, a PR firm that represents developers, and they finessed it with the construction folks at 1 Wall Street.
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Sure, the writers and actors finessed their depictions along the way, but nothing about where each of those characters ended up by the series finale would have surprised anyone who met them in the first episode.
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But Trump's frankness causes a huge problem for the Prime Minister, one that British officials will hope can be finessed when the two leaders meet Friday at Chequers, the Prime Minister's country residence west of London.
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Mita Shah, a former marketing statistician, was once a devoted customer of this strip-mall parlor — so devoted that, one day in 29825, she divulged her much-finessed recipe for mango ice cream to the owner.
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Enter Zen Ong, the head pastry chef of LA's modern Asian hotspot E.P. & L.P., who is turning out finessed desserts that are as carefully thought-out, unique, and delicious as their savory counterparts by chef Louis Tikaram.
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Extremes of childishness and obnoxiousness, of narcissism and disastrously poor decision-making, that normally wouldn't fly in a prestige drama can be at least partly finessed because we've been trained to never absolutely trust what we're seeing.
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He was at his best as he finessed the intricacies of politics and policy, but he occasionally meandered, leaving the audience, including some who had lined up for hours to see him, seeming more politely attentive than inspired.
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Cenac also highlights schools that have finessed the system, like a predominantly black school in Minneapolis that has lunches provided by local farms, and places where we can see how the teachers' strike and women's rights movement intersect.
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She makes music that sounds as if it's been expertly finessed, but she and her brother wrote, recorded and produced all of her debut album, "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" at home on their own.
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The company's VR painting app Tilt Brush has been one of their most-finessed successes and today Google is launching a new app that allows users to create 3D objects using tools built especially for the virtual reality medium.
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Funding for Planned Parenthood has been a perennial issue since Republicans won control of the House in 2010, and each time, Republican leaders have finessed it by saying the matter would be settled in a broader health care bill.
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Over time, wood deepens or even silences those delicate flavors, also adding notes such as vanillas, fig, raisin, caramel and tannins, the element that lends a structure to a fine spirit then finessed under the care of a talented whisky maker.
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And yet, he plainly did act with a complacency bred by the ease with which he became Tory leader and then prime minister, and had then finessed two earlier referendums, one on the voting system and another on Scottish independence.
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CNBC takes a look at five business icons whose departure — past or future — from the firms they founded, financed or finessed have either posed succession-planning headaches for shareholders and boards or spurred them to designate and insinuate their heirs themselves.
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Mr. Scaramucci finessed the topic on Friday, gently suggesting there was bias by the media even as he joked with reporters and said he would try to "de-escalate" the bitter dynamic between the Fourth Estate and the White House.
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Read more: "Brand to Know: A Men's Wear Line With a Nostalgic Bent" by Siska Lyssens The British-Vietnamese designer A Sai Ta studied women's wear design at Central Saint Martins and finessed his skills while interning at the Row.
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After hundreds of hours of conversation with President Obama, Ta-Nehisi Coates talks to Ezra Klein about how the Democrats became the party of non-whites, how Obama finessed the presidency, and why we must maintain a sense of tragedy in American politics.
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That decision followed revelations that in the early 2000s the association had finessed its ethics guidelines so that psychologists could aid interrogations by suggesting lines of questioning, for example, or advising when a confrontation had gone too far or not far enough.
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At 8:30 PM all the stage's lights went up, and I had to squint to be able to see the man, myth, and legend, Jeff Mills going up into the DJ booth and taking the floor by storm with his finessed techno.
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In addition to wandering the virtual desert and socializing, you can also dive behind the turntables and craft tracks with a surprisingly finessed VR DJ setup, spinning tracks while also doing things that just aren't possible in the real world thanks to pesky gravity.
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But even if the competing needs of European Union members can be finessed, the external pressures on the bloc are mounting, too, not least from Russia and the Trump administration, which seems to tolerate NATO while disparaging the multilateral model that is the European Union.
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According to the Herald's investigative series on the saga, the arrangement was finessed in cordial settings like a breakfast meeting between Acosta and Lefkowitz at a West Palm Beach Hotel in October 2007, and was not disclosed to Epstein's victims until after being finalized by a federal judge.
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Beijing is also expected to make use of other tools it has finessed since 2015, such as the "counter-cyclical factor" it introduced in May last year to the formula it uses to determine the mid-point reference rate for the yuan's exchange rate against the dollar each day.
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Jeanne Button, who was consigned by her parents to taking sewing courses in college that led to an expedient degree in home economics, but who finessed what might have been a humdrum job into a glamorous career as a Broadway costume designer, died on April 21981 in Manhattan.
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All these differences will somehow have to be finessed by the Russian authorities, worldly and spiritual, if next summer's commemorations are to be as splendid as they hope, and to attract a good number of royal and Romanov participants, as well as senior clerics from all branches of the church.
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Store owners and employees describe keeping flavors on shelves in a variety of ways, including importing them from Canada (where sales aren't restricted) and buying them from trusted local distributors and wholesalers that were able to maintain stock; possible sources include illicit Canadian imports, finessed online purchases, hoarded stock from before JUUL limited its sales, and in some cases, passable knockoffs of real JUUL-branded pods.
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