Sentence examples for artistic nuances from inspiring English sources

These are the types of artistic nuances that would go unappreciated in what my mother so cleverly calls the "real world".

As editor, Mr. Spencer's goal was to foster greater appreciation of the artistic nuances of type composition and proffer aesthetic standards for the profession.

He added, "While the judges for DWTS were not known to anyone outside the dance world when the show debuted, it was clear from their commentary they knew the technical and artistic nuances".

A glamorous refurbished building from the historical Old Town hosts an exciting experiment by offering a space to read, socialise and explore the artistic nuance of the city' s heart.

Directed with considerable momentum and nuance by Single Carrot's incoming artistic director, Genevieve de Mahy, "Apocalypse" provides an absorbing experience, for the most part, even when things are at their weirdest.

Their efforts tend to lack artistic paradox, nuance or form — the things that allow viewers to think for themselves.

A maximalist to the max, he has no interest in artistic niceties like nuance, scale and pacing, but he does know how to blow stuff up.

There is an artistic intention articulated with nuance that too much of this production is missing.

In virtually every field of artistic creation, the response to nuances in color, line or mood is declining fast.

Her knowledge of Japanese political and artistic history is evident, adding nuance and depth to Kiyoki's sad story of rebellion.

And though that might feel like intriguing but fairly typical heist movie fodder, Widows comes at the subject matter with nuance: indeed, LFF artistic director Tricia Tuttle says it's "scintillatingly rich storytelling from a magnificent filmmaker, probing issues around race, class and gender, while always delivering immense style and crackingly sharp thrills".