Sentence examples for more nuanced performance from inspiring English sources

Yet Stevenson's is the more nuanced performance (despite vocally lapsing into his native Geordie occasionally).

For instance, Edie Falco, who lost to the excellent Ellen Barkin, brought a far more nuanced performance to her difficult part than needed for the naturalistic documentary requirements of Barkin's hard-nose doctor in "The Normal Heart".

This rather safer take is perhaps forgivable given the film's non-commercial subject matter and its consequent difficulties securing distribution in the US, but it does, at times, mean we are given the gurning, maniacal Carrey of old, rather than the more nuanced performance that we all know he's capable of in the wake of films such as Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and The Truman Show.

As much as I enjoyed Williams' humor, I was far more impressed by his serious, more nuanced performances.

As an encore there was more Beethoven: a nuanced performance of the short Piano Sonata in G minor (Op. 49, No. 1), which the composer probably intended as a pedagogical piece.

Dancy unquestionably delivers a more nuanced and interesting performance but in an odd way this does the play no good since it highlights some of the work's flaws.

These fundraising accelerations are here to stay, and represent a far more nuanced view of startup performance than we have ever seen before from VCs. VCs have always known that the big returns are made from the largest exits.

Her performance is more nuanced than Shaw's, which tends at times towards the sexy, bad-girl stereotype.

In domains where student performances are more nuanced, machine-learning algorithms have seen more modest success.

Over all, "The L Word" is very entertaining; it does have moments that are truly idiotic, but it also has some terrific moments, and the performances are more nuanced than they might have been in other hands.

Mr. Richardson gave an admirably nuanced performance, partnering a more tentative Drew Jacoby.