Sentence examples for deeper nuance from inspiring English sources

The New York Times said of the full performance of Born in the U.S.A. that "Springsteen sang with deeper nuance... the songs have not faded".

While such dichotomies are inevitably partial, they offer a heuristic to interrogate the deeper nuances of a problem or process.

And the deeper nuances of his ideas are not easily gleaned without hours fine-combing the documents.

Driving with the Xbox One pad's rumble triggers is still sublime, and Turn 10 has seemingly added even deeper nuances to its handling model.

The goal of the course, she says, is to move art crime away from being a Hollywood plot line and "towards a deeper, nuanced, academic understanding of its causes, effects, and meanings".

If Chris scored 80% on a five-question multiple-choice quiz about Hamlet, we cannot safely say that Chris has a solid grip on the deeper nuances of the play.

What are the subtleties and deeper nuances of technique?

Yet more recently, the artist has delved into more conceptual, dreamlike works, meant to dig beyond the appearances into the psychic realities and deeper nuances of being black.

I had been in Costa Rica all week and planned to discover a deep nuance about Costa Rican culture.

For Paul Scharre, though, such petitions barely touch the deep complexity, nuance, and ambiguity that will make evaluating autonomous weapons a major concern for defense planners this century.

But that overlap was the whole conference, so we were able to dive in much deeper, see more nuance, and see next steps.