Sentence examples for nicely nuanced from inspiring English sources

The screenplay struggles to make room for his shamefully underwritten mother, though his father enjoys a nicely nuanced arc from stiff denial to just-in-time acceptance.

Marie Plette's Nedda was nicely nuanced, particularly in the play within the opera, when she balanced a stagey coquettishness with alarm at Canio's escalating malevolence.

Although the Austin Chronicle's review noted, "Vaughn nails it, and his nicely nuanced everyguy performance is aided by the always-excellent Connelly," the movie opened to generally negative reviews.

James Preiss gave an eloquent and nicely nuanced account of the solo line, but the leisurely pace at which new ideas were introduced made "Yarrageh" a bit soporific after a while, particularly after the exertions of Mr. Zupko's piece.

The accompanying ensemble -- Jo-Ann Sternberg, clarinetist; Carol Cook, violist; Peter Donovan, bassist; and Thomas Hoppe, pianist -- moved deftly between Mr. Saylor's operatic and jazz styles, and Mr. Morgenstern gave a nicely nuanced account of the prominent violin line.

On the one hand there is clear and nicely nuanced work from Roman Petukhov as the Count's valet, showing his reluctance to play a part in his master's amorous prank, passing himself off as a local lad in order to bag a pretty girl.

The answer is nuanced.

Accordingly, it is nuanced.

But the issue is nuanced.

However the argument is nuanced.

Here the answer is nuanced.