Sentence examples similar to nuance of grace from inspiring English sources
But earlier in his administration, he listened a lot more to the likes of former DC Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee whose bitter attacks on teachers lacked any nuance or sense of grace.
Photography's luminaries The depth and nuance of this concept of grace is on vivid display, starting with the stark black-and-white 1978 'Baby's face' image by Ralph Gibson that opens the show.
And when his team snarled and clawed its way to a 90-82 victoverover the Nets in Game 2 of their first-round playoff series Monday night, it did not call to mind the grace and nuance of the N.B.A.'s most revered performers.
Made with a handful of production teams, it's a stubbornly fluorescent record, long on thudding downbeats and short on nuance or grace.
Peng handles what could be a gruesome subject matter with nuance and grace.
Without a shred of grace?
"Bring Ya to the Brink," Ms. Lauper's first album of original material in roughly a decade, is "long on thudding downbeats and short on nuance or grace," Nate Chinen writes.
