Sentence examples for a nuanced portrait from inspiring English sources

A nuanced portrait of the Japanese emperor.

A nuanced portrait of an inspired scientist at work.

A single dot may seem like no big deal, but many together create a nuanced portrait.

Still, he paints a nuanced portrait of a country brimming with both creative and murderous impulses.

Kimzey said the book is a nuanced portrait of a flawed yet charismatic man.

This book offers a nuanced portrait of homelessness in St . Petersburg

Had he spent as much time studying the inner city, he might have produced a more nuanced portrait, a literary version of what Richard Price, for instance, attempted in "Clockers" and later perfected in "Freedomland" and "Samaritan".

At a time when American and European views of the Islamic world tend to be filtered through a lens of fear and anxiety, these images offer a more nuanced portrait of a culturally complicated place.

They also help paint a more nuanced portrait of a woman who had become more iconic than real in the months before her death.

"The Wind" (2002) by the Finnish artist Eija-Liisa Ahtila dodges this tendency by illustrating in 14 minutes a surprisingly nuanced portrait of a young woman battling mental illness.

The picture book "Missing Mommy," written and illustrated by Rebecca Cobb, and first published in Britain, in 2011, offers a more nuanced portrait of a far more devastating kind of loss.