Meanings of little finesse in English

So a little finesse, but not too much, was called for here.

Moving the wand at the right rate requires practice and a little finesse.

But it is better to use a little finesse, you know.

Mr. Gryce was not above employing a little finesse.

That takes quite a little finesse, doesn't it?

As expected then there were robust exchanges but little finesse with such a disparate set of drivers.

There was little finesse on either of their parts-nosesbumped, feet tangled, water dripped from poncho and cap.

First-coating needs little finesse.

After years of publicity stunts and dares, Houdini could add little finesse to these illusions; it just wasn't in his nature.

Neither club coped well with the European competitions this season and they summoned up little finesse in the first half here, when effort swamped imagination.

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