We furthermore recognize the limitations of collecting robust qualitative data using a survey format as compared, for example, to conducting in-depth interviews, which invariably provide more detailed information with greater nuance.
The female characters are more interesting and drawn with greater nuance and affection.
In Destiny (1926), Otto Nückel (1888 1955) produced a work with greater nuance and atmosphere than Masereel's bombastic works; where Masereel told tales of Man's struggle against Society, Nückel told of the life of an individual woman.
Infinite's other main thematic concern, the relationship between the game's maker(s) and its player(s), is handled with greater nuance.
Even the pass-through characters on "Miss Match" -- from Kate's mother, a torch singer, to her undermining high-school friend -- are written with great nuance.
Joey deBettencourt is a natural as Peter, making the transition from vulnerable and insecure to clever and brave with great nuance.
Calm and passionate, centered with great nuance in his face and in his voice - nuance that filled in the spaces, beautifully, where heavy handed words would have been used by a less masterful speaker.
The play, then--directed with finesse by James MacDonald and acted with great nuance--may be short in length, but it's long in reverberations.
It was a surprise to learn that the statistics actually reveal a story with much greater nuance and impact.
Hvorostovsky sang these pieces with even greater nuance, sensitivity and dramatic involvement than he had displayed in the opera excepts in the first half.
Although eliciting more data from females would have provided greater nuance, some recruitment difficulties hindered the inclusion of more women.
