Sentence examples for more nuanced style from inspiring English sources

A rather simplified treatment of the face in the early "Self Portrait With Flute" contrasts with his later, more nuanced style, but it suits the cartoonlike anecdotal character that he inserted into work that blended a straightforward technique with a down-to-earth subject matter.

Nottingham Forest manager Stuart Pearce, 52, is eager to put an end to the "Psycho" era - based on his nickname as a player - and bring in a more nuanced style at the City Ground.

Yes, but in a more nuanced way.

More nuanced in style and detail are his sketches of ordinary people in everyday scenes.

It would obviously have been better if the first two chief constables had a more nuanced management style.

As Griffith led screen acting away from the broad theatrical standards of the era and toward a more intimate, naturalistic and nuanced style suited to the close perspective of the camera, Pickford developed a warmth and limpidity of her own.

In that regard, one of this year's more encouraging developments has been the more nuanced and constructive diplomatic style of China's new leadership under President Hu Jintao and Prime Minister Wen Jiabao.

The stalls selling fresh produce have been replaced with an altogether more nuanced space where delicatessen-style bars with stools offer up wafer-thin slices of jamón, small toasts topped with seafood, and servings, small and large, of oysters.

This second series has maintained that realism, while trying out a more nuanced storytelling technique and cinematic style.

By those outside the community, lolitas are most commonly compared to porcelain dolls, but in reality, their style is more nuanced.

RIM's take is a little more nuanced — it includes a clockface-style dial that allows you to rewind or go forward in time from the moment you press the shutter to pick the best facial expression (faces are picked out via a facial recognition algorithm).