Sentence examples for command of the nuances from inspiring English sources

Subordinates earnestly describe his thoroughness and command of the nuances of the business.

Subordinates have described his thoroughness and command of the nuances of the business.

It's very rare to find someone whose first language isn't English, yet who has such a complete command of the nuances and subtleties of the English language.

Ms. Testud, by contrast, has a fine-boned severity that recalls Isabelle Huppert at her most frightening, and she has an equally impressive command of the nuances of thwarted passion.

He also has a remarkable command of the emotional nuances of action that may be the source of Mr. Tarantino's admiration.

Such is his magnetic personality, and his command of gestural nuance – the admonishing finger, the heavenwards gaze, the digits momentarily fluttering on his chest to suggest heartbeats – that one's reluctant to look elsewhere for fear of missing another touch of subtle theatre.

Hodgkin has long been alone in his command of such nuances, and shows no sign of abandoning his recherche of emotional truths, in all their elusiveness and contrariety.

He brings a lot of assets to bear, though: a brilliant technique (his repeated notes and hyper-fast passagework in Oskar Bohme's "Danse Russe" were so amazing that you did not care that the music was a trifle), a command of colorings and nuances, keen intelligence.

What he did not project was the command of intimacy and nuance that is to be expected of serious recitalists.

and etymological ponderings of the nuances among boredom...

One cannot help thinking he could have been an ace family lawyer, with his forensic intelligence and command of moral nuance.