Usage of "more finesse"

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Usage of more finesse in English

Promoting innovation in highly sophisticated and unproven industries will require more finesse. 
 Reuters 

We accomplish the same result with more finesse in the East. 
 The Lady Doc 

The opposition paper required more finesse on the part of the handy man. 
 The Freebooters of the Wilderness 

Exiting shareholdings will require more finesse, but should still be doable. 
 Reuters 

I should have made the approach with more finesse. 
 David Lannarck, Midget / An Adventure Story 

Valya realized that she herself should attempt more finesse. 
 Mentats of Dune 

It isn't at all like you-youhave more finesse. 
 Ruthless 

Argentina clearly have a bit more finesse about them, but Nigeria are hustling and harrying well. 
 The Guardian 

I assumed you had a little more finesse. 
 The Last Boyfriend 

However, now it's time to add a little more finesse and precision to how you shoot straight. 
 Ebony 

No, it's Belinda, too, and with more finesse in her wielding than she had a few months ago. 
 The pretender's crown 

Leaf are more finesse than physical. 
 Reuters 

I'd met four-year-olds with more finesse. 
 The accidental demon slayer 

I need long stems cooked with a bit more finesse to eat this much broccoli in one sitting. 
 The Irish Times 

A people so secretive would not appreciate a leader who couldn't manage a problem with more finesse than that. 
 Dead as a doornail 

This week requires a little more finesse, because the temptation is to rush and take a broad sword to everything. 
 Ebony 

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Meanings of more finesse in English