He described Georgi as "an example to all classmates," a student who spoke in "mature and nuanced language" and showed a "deep gratitude for the school".
Dreyer's film, which combines minimal sets and costuming with an exuberant use of close ups, brilliantly demonstrated that facial gesture, which humans can read from infancy, can be an incredibly powerful and nuanced language for storytelling.
It would be better to use more nuanced language: This experiment suggests a failure or a strong reduction, and the resolution of the picture does not allow for the conclusion "complete" failure.
The implication was that it's far more advantageous for immigrant children to hear an eloquent, grammatically correct, richly nuanced language at home than be exposed to low-level pidgin English.
It is notable that Obama crafted very nuanced language to keep a VAT in play.
Nothing substantial really happens and not in a conceptually compelling kind of way, like Gaddis or DeLillo or Delany, or in a way that nonetheless brings the text alive with nuanced language, like Gass or Stein or Morrison.
Nothing substantial really happens and not in a conceptually compelling kind of way, like Gaddis or DeLillo or Delany, or in a way that nonetheless brings the text alive with nuanced language, like Gass or Stein or Morrison.
We now use more nuanced language throughout the manuscript, suggesting that there is a strong reduction rather than asserting that there is a complete elimination of DSB formation during pachytene.
Together, they concluded that the nuanced language of 1995, which said "the balance of evidence suggests a discernible human influence on global climate," was clearly out of date.
"I wanted to describe everything with the most nuanced language I could," he said.
