Sentence examples for dramatically nuanced from inspiring English sources
The Martha Graham Dance Company came next in a strong and dramatically nuanced performance of "Embattled Garden," choreographed in 1958.
At the Morgan she offered a full-blooded, dramatically nuanced interpretation of his song cycle, scored for piano, double bass, viola, flute and oboe.
As the young Athenians, costumed in Gay Nineties outfits, Brian Stucki (Lysander), Abigail Nims (Hermia), Caroline Worra (Helena) and especially Tyler Duncan (a robust-voiced Demetrius) gave dramatically nuanced and vocally solid performances.
Christophoros Stamboglis, a Greek bass, was a moving, dramatically nuanced Philippe.
Two divertissements in "La Sonnambula" -- the Pastorale quartet and the Pas de Deux -- were an exception, oases of dramatically nuanced classical dancing by Ashley Bouder, Alina Dronova, Antonio Carmena and Craig Hall in the Pastorale, and Amanda Edge and Jeroen Hofmans.
Among the performers now in their 70's whose singing is emotionally deeper and dramatically more nuanced than it was in their supposed prime are Mr. Bennett, Barbara Cook, Blossom Dearie, Rosemary Clooney and Bobby Short.
On Saturday afternoon Leanne Benjamin gave the most nuanced and dramatically expressive performance.
Dramatically, her portrayal was nuanced and arresting, as she conveyed the heartache of Norma, devastated to learn that Pollione, the Roman proconsul and father of her two sons, has fallen for Adalgisa, a novice priestess.
Waltraute always has an unfair advantage: She only has to perform in this one scene and the singer can harness all her reserves into one dramatically riveting and emotionally nuanced monologue.
He sings from the heart, with nuanced phrasing that dramatically illuminates the text — qualities that could be seen in the delicate pleading that begins "Komm, Liebchen, komm!" ("Come, darling, come!") and in the song's passionate conclusion.
You won't catch him saying the medium is truth, or that it's nuanced, or gives people room to change dramatically or, in the end, that it's enough.
