Sentence examples for for sensitivity nuance from inspiring English sources
The role is Spall's masterpiece, showcasing his capacity for sensitivity, nuance and depth as well as robust comic flair.
The enormous diversity among disabled people, and the importance of reflecting all their differences in formulating disability theory, calls for sensitivity to nuance and context.
Test oils for sensitivity.
Sensitivity and nuance are not.
The pianist Margaret Kampmeier, who played with sensitivity and nuance, was the standout among the three pianists.
A standout was Gabor Katona as the rival, whose sensitivity to nuance, rhythmic changes and characterization color his virtuosity.
If made with sensitivity and nuance, a documentary allows us to see the inner workings of worlds that we would otherwise be unable to enter.
His interpretations of Brahms, Mahler and above all Shostakovich marked him as a conductor of rare clarity and sensitivity to nuance, understated almost to a fault.
John's schematization combines a poetic sensitivity for the nuances of mystical experience with a theological and philosophical precision guided by his study of St. Thomas Aquinas.
Her performance as a young lesbian in the feature film My Summer of Love (2004) was praised for its nuance and sensitivity.
