Sentence examples for and nuanced to from inspiring English sources

They are too somber and nuanced to be spectacles.

For the first 30 seconds, it's almost as though he's just wiping his feet on the floor, except that each "step" is subdivided into a skittering of beats too fast and nuanced to analyse – nanoseconds of activity that rattle from toe to heel, from the outside to the inside of the foot.

One reason may be that his views on the gap are too research-based and nuanced to accommodate in a sound bite.

The film focuses on the umpire Bill Klem and outfielder Dummy Hoy, but some historians say the record is too murky and nuanced to single out anyone's influence.

His theory is too complex and nuanced to make for dramatic reading, yet not plausible enough to satisfy the serious student.

Like an IMF report on the economy, the Pisa study seems to be sufficiently complex and nuanced to allow all sides to read into it whatever they want.

Harrington's history of "mind-body medicine" brings clarity and nuance to a thorny topic.

Nacole Palmer, a soprano, brought depth and nuance to the daughter's closing lamentation.

Bo Chang, a mezzo-soprano, brought power and nuance to the vocal movements.

What he wanted was not to introduce new forms but to give new force and nuance to the accustomed forms.

The idea was that Tebow, like a character actor, would add depth and nuance to the narrative.