Sentence examples for a nuanced reading of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tsujii is also a composer; the encores included his arrangement of Stephen Foster's "Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair" and Mr. Tsujii's "Elegy for the Victims of the Earthquake and Tsunami of March 11 , 2011" as well as a nuanced reading of Chopin's "Raindrop" Prelude.

One approach relies on a nuanced reading of a large corpus by a domain expert, while the other focuses on synthesizing the knowledge of an international group of experts.

Two approaches are presented to guide analysts in developing models based on our framework, either through a nuanced reading of the literature, or by aggregating the knowledge of domain experts.

Las Casas argued for a nuanced reading of the idea of natural slavery, the full rationality of the indigenous populations, for peaceful evangelization, and for strict limits on the means used on behalf of Spanish interest in the Americas.

Then, each interaction was weighted by using a nuanced reading to extract the overall opinion of each peer-reviewed articles speaking to that interaction, and then combining the opinions using Fuzzy Logic.

Will Crutchfield led a resplendent Orchestra of St . Lukes in a swift, nuanced reading of Poulenc's score.

Bernstein, who would have turned 90 last year, was remembered with four vocal selections from "West Side Story," including a beautifully nuanced reading of "Somewhere" by the soprano Amy Burton and a moving performance of "Tonight" by Ms. Burton and the tenor Vale Rideout.

While this could be construed as excessive promiscuity of phosphatases we believe that a more nuanced reading of the data should be performed.

Ms. Blythe's powerful firm instrument tends to dwarf everything around it, and she showed herself in very different guises, from Rossini's comic "Italiana in Algieri," well and amusingly executed with the baritone Kim Josephson, to an impressively nuanced reading of Carmen's "Habanera".

A more historically nuanced reading of Descartes' text would connect it with the practice of spiritual meditation extant in the seventeenth century, a practice that Descartes co-opted for his metaphysical meditations (see the first three chapters in Rorty 1986).

In this Pulitzer Prize-winning account, which was selected by the editors of the Book Review as one of the best books of 2001, "Menand brings rare common sense and graceful, witty prose to his richly nuanced reading of American intellectual history," Jean Strouse wrote in these pages.