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That lacks subtlety.

Oh, dear me. I must be losing my finesse.

This requires finesse.

Not without reason was its slenderness.

Mary is lacking in delicacy.

She is grown so brown and coarse!

I guess I'm just an old blundering fool.

Exquisiteness, I hardly expected.

She detected this stratagem a mile off, and was charmed by it.

M. de Thaler indulged in pleasantries that were distinctly broad.

A subtlety blended with profound insincerity was portrayed on his features.

But the call right now is not a close one.

I also wish to thank Mr Lisi for his sterling work.

It requires cunning and resourcefulness. And I have both.

Current microscopes allow us to observe with fine detail the molecular structure of materials.

The real problem is the beheading, not so much the lack of diplomatic niceties.

Now, Tonetti, remember I want delicacy, tact, assurance, finesse.

Oh, it would be hard to resist a man of your natural charm and finesse, Mr. Brandon.

The hands were white, but without delicacy the feet did not bespeak the woman of quality.

There was a famous Irish terrorist who once summed up the point very beautifully.

He stayed with the design of already existing bills and imitated them exactly.

He recovered himself, however, and, after an adroit conversation lasting fully two hours, in which not a word was said without a purpose, the peasant's shrewdness prevailed over that of the rich man, who was not dependent on his for his living.

CB block coefficient (if not known, taken as 1.0)

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They were a merry pair of scoundrels and really quite remarkable for cunning, courage and coolness.

We were struck by the subtlety of his analysis, the frank ness of his criticism and the pertinence of his proposal.

Perhaps these issues should be approached with greater attention and a greater esprit de finesse.

I also congratulate Commissioner Chris Patten on the intelligence, impartiality and astuteness of his intervention.

At first, it was clever and shrewd, but now that we've resorted to this, I suppose next week you'll rob a bank or something.

Be satisfied with being a plain, straightforward citizen, and turn to that side which offers the most advantages.

If he had not yet acquired any fineness of perception, he made up for the deficiency, as we shall see, by the vigour of his language.

Looking like big bluish shadows, thresher sharks went by, eight feet long and gifted with an extremely acute sense of smell.

These features are largely determined by the manufacturer of the equipment.

Karimov, for his part, acted with unusual statesmanship during the recent violence in Kyrgyzstan.

Sieves, mesh size 180 microns, external diameter 11 cm, with stainless steel mesh

That they sing not the way the songbird sings (Whose song is rote, to ornament, finesse)

This engine is a real delight.What makes it outstanding are its subtlety, reduced noise levels, features and fuel consumption.

The Council had to carefully maneuver between the Germans, whose troops were present in Lithuania, and the demands of the Lithuanian people.

Sieves, mesh size 180 microns, external diameter 11 cm, with stainless steel or brash mesh

I would also like to thank them for their attentiveness and their rare artistic passion to listen carefully to our time, to sniff it out, to absorb it into themselves.

Porthos, abated, no doubt, of his too great confidence by his adventure of Chantilly, played with skill and prudence.

Meaulnes had time to notice under the mass of fair hair a face, rather short but with features outlined with almost painful delicacy.

The extracted coticule in Vielsalm owes its very fine abrasive properties to spessartine, which is a particular variety of garnet .