Sentence examples for commitment to nuance from inspiring English sources
Alas, in her admirable commitment to nuance and a near compulsion to let her characters redeem themselves just when they've behaved most unforgivably, she usually resorts to long, roving, expository monologues.
While an ordinary movie might have hardened its heart and milked the rest of the story for easy suspense and a cheap emotional payoff, "In the Bedroom" remains true to its commitment to explore every nuance of its characters' emotional lives by turning the tables.
Savage's commitment to bringing out the nuances of class relationships, and the experiences of individuals in the class structure, makes this book invaluable.
It is unrelenting in its commitment to saving lives, yet nuanced enough to take into account Libya's sensitivity to foreign intrusion – a result of its exceptionally brutal colonial experience under the Italians – and seems committed to Libyan sovereignty and political independence.
This commitment to exploring and teasing out the complexity and nuance not just of drinking and addiction, but of being a person navigating the pressures of the world, is what makes Blackout such a powerful read.
In assessing whether or not it is necessary to do this, the healthcare provider must maintain a therapeutic commitment to the patient, be highly sensitive to the nuances of the situation, and exercise refined judgment.
Rolling Stone's Peter Travers said, "[Matthew McConaughey's] explosive, unerring portrayal defines what makes an actor great, blazing commitment to a character and the range to make every nuance felt".
"We have a commitment to getting as firm an understanding as we possibly can, as nuanced an understanding as we possibly can, of these candidates and their staffers," Mr. Meacham said.
Plus a commitment to pleasure.
There's a commitment to ecological sustainability.
