Sentence examples for a nuanced interpretation from inspiring English sources

A nuanced interpretation – accurate to my knowledge, and ignored by Gray – is given in the book.

Mr. Morris also offered a nuanced interpretation of "Die Frist ist um" from "Der Fliegende Holländer," by Wagner.

As the flamboyant mother, Beth Glover turns in a nuanced interpretation of a woman possibly lost, possibly used, or just possibly sociopathic.

But the orchestra offered a nuanced interpretation at Carnegie Hall on Thursday, led by Christoph Eschenbach, its music director from 2003 to 2008.

Other researchers have reported that, while Buckley and the Reid manual give a nuanced interpretation of the firm's methods, the training does not.

When I spoke to the actor Dan Stevens a few months ago, as he was rehearsing for the role of Townsend, he told me that he held a nuanced interpretation of Townsend.

This article presents part of the context in which the security crisis developed, putting it in a historical perspective, and attempting to take a step towards a more nuanced interpretation.

Nevertheless, what Alexander calls their tragedy -- a judgment that begs for a more nuanced interpretation -- hovered over the couple.

In the B flat Concerto, Mozart's last, she was at her elegant best, delivering a sublimely nuanced interpretation and as velvety a tone as you can get from the piano.

Klein's sonata was part of an all-Czech program that opened with a beautifully nuanced interpretation of Martinu's Madrigals for Violin and Viola.

In contrast to Eady, Tugendhat has generally adopted a more nuanced interpretation of the Human Rights Act, which enshrines a right to privacy in UK law, when he has ruled on privacy issues.