Sentence examples for and nuanced in the from inspiring English sources
O'Kane's portrayal is remarkably intense and nuanced: in the sexual energy of his encounter with Abigail, the teenage servant he seduces and later denounces as a whore; the anguish of his attempt to falsely confess to witchcraft to save his life; the tenderness of his valedictory scene with his wife, Elizabeth.
This account, alive to every suggestion and nuance in the score, was an absolute joy to witness.
The problem is less explicit sexism and more unconscious structures and nuance in the way the system works, she said.
Mr. Brownlee, who manages two government securities funds for Sentinel, said he was now focusing on "niches and nuances in the mortgage-backed market".
The right story and the right direction could make meaningful sense of your undemonstrative style: a new subtlety and nuance in the apparent impassivity.
But "The Cup," which chronicles the arrival of television in the closed world of the monastery, finds ironies and nuances in the encounter between modernity and tradition that media critics rarely notice.
Shanti Guirao and Sean Patrick Mahoney stood out for the way they caught every fine detail and nuance in the slow duet in "Airs," giving it an extra tender, playful spin.
Making actors intone these tongues, in a script hardly crammed with subtlety and nuance in the first place, makes them sound very stilted, though I concede some of the Italianate street-Latin given to the Romans has a certain snap.
While the penetration of Western consumer culture into remote areas is viewed simplistically by most accounts, Khyentse Norbu's film "finds ironies and nuances in the encounter between modernity and tradition that media critics rarely notice" (A. O. Scott).
