Sentence examples for depth nuance from inspiring English sources
The two movies had depth, nuance, a burnished and reflective nostalgia for a simplicity that was no longer possible.
"When exactly," he asks, "did everybody get together and decide to stop getting haircuts?" But "Sutton" has little of the depth, nuance or graininess of real fiction.
Rather than these fruity, happy-go-lucky concoctions, Mr. Lapierre and his colleagues, Jean Foillard, Guy Breton and Jean-Paul Thévenet, produced wines of depth, nuance and purity that nonetheless retained the joyous nature of Beaujolais.
People of color decimate the challenges given to them in the classroom and in our time away from our desks we often bring depth, nuance and unfiltered perspectives to colleagues that cannot see an issue from a different angle.
Gould's persona and his performance, his ideas and his habits, are inextricably intertwined; his milieu — that of Bach and Brahms — is as hard to describe as his inner world is to grasp, and Roddy does so with depth, nuance, and a deliciously sinuous style.
THE WORST Unsurprisingly, print reporters have generally done a better job of covering the many complexities of credit default swaps, collateralized debt obligations and other economic esoterica, since the medium is more naturally suited to in-depth, nuanced reporting.
Coming upon opportunities for depth or nuance, Ms. Jaye seems unsure how to proceed.
His work, they say, lacks depth and nuance and too often emphasizes problems instead of solutions.
Nacole Palmer, a soprano, brought depth and nuance to the daughter's closing lamentation.
