Sentences with phrase «walk this fine line too»

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As for hate speech, it is a problem across social media — on Twitter and YouTube, too — where the platforms walk a fine line between preventing abuse and restricting speech.

But as I told them, there's a fine line between tolerance and letting people walk all over you... which religion has been doing for far too long.

may be the first Usos - related storyline I've ever given a crap about, but it's gonna be a fine line to walk without getting TOO creepy, especially in the age of #MeToo.

It means walking a fine line between sharing my life and sharing too much about my children, who deserve privacy.

It's a fine line to walk sometimes — not catering to what we presume the students will consume, yet not going too far out so they simply choose not to participate.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has spent the past year walking a fine line between environmentalists who believe nuclear power is a necessary evil in reducing the state's carbon dioxide emissions and those who think the plants pose too great a danger.

As for sexy pictures, you want to walk that fine line between showing enough without revealing too much.

Where Malkmus» solo work has sometimes walked the fine line between too detached or too self - satisfied, the record cartwheels over it with the assurance of an artist who's correctly assumed that so long as he's enjoying himself enough, others will too.

There are SO many elements of this character that could have been overplayed from her tough exterior to her softer moments with her sister and Peeta but Lawrence walks that fine line, never becoming too much of the super-heroine but also never letting the character become too vulnerable at the same time.

The movie walks a fine line between silly and stupid, and although it veers into the latter far too often, it's no surprise why director Jay Roach cast the two comedians, because they excel at playing these types of buffoonish characters.

A good instructional designer knows how to walk the fine line between treating technology as a powerful ally and using way too much of a good thing.

SENIOR MOTORSPORTS EDITOR MAC MORRISON: I, too, sometimes walk a fine line with my opinion of the M3, Lime Rock Park Edition or otherwise, because as my colleagues note, it's a long way removed from the small, light and nimble precursors that forged its longstanding and outstanding reputation from the mid -»80s until the E90's introduction in 2007.

* High brand recall and fan following mean resale value will be top of the class * Interior space, packs in as much rear seat space as a Nissan Sunny without its large footprint * Punchy diesel engine makes city driving a breeze, good enough punch on the highways too * Balanced driving dynamics, walks the fine line between good handling and a pliant ride * Light controls along with a light steering makes it a breeze to drive in town * Generous equipment levels, first in the segment sunroof a nice touch * After sales support, Honda offers good service along with quick support

Mystery and detective fiction requires you to walk a fine line between giving the reader too much and not giving enough.

They have to walk a fine line in order not to worry their children too much, causing them to feel insecure and anxious,» says Carole Lieberman M.D., Psychiatrist.

Not too technical but not too basic, this podcast walks the fine line between being useful without being overwhelming.

When it comes to feeding your Great Dane you have to walk the fine line between giving him enough food and giving him too much food.

The sequel doesn't walk that line fine enough as there are too many moments where the game seems to be screaming at the player to not only get the reference but be pounded over the head with it over and over again.

These letters need to walk the fine line of providing all the necessary information without getting too lengthy; the place for elaboration of details is the resume.

I try to walk the fine line of having enough stuff to make a space feel cozy to me, without having too much.