He was a radical dandy, who imbued the nuances of style with something like moral zeal.
The artist's sensitivity to nuances of style and gesture informs the portraits in "Alice Neel: Painted Truths," a retrospective opening next month at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
Through these manuscripts and books the thoughts and emotions and observations and even the fine nuances of style can be experienced without regard to time or distance.
Though she refers to "A Jury of Her Peers" as literary history, Showalter is less attentive to artistic merit, to what separates good fiction from bad, than to cultural significance; she is less concerned with the nuances of style or art than with the political ramifications of a book, or the spirited or adventurous behavior of its lady characters.
Not to mention the extensive day-after dissecting of the guys' fashion choices and nuances of style on men's and celebrity-focused magazine websites, fashion blogs and TV roundups.
She did, however, have to explain nuances of contemporary style to the classically trained dancers.
Later Ms. Makarova, who at 69 still looks every inch the ballerina (and who casually lifted her leg above her shoulder while demonstrating in rehearsal), recalled how hard it had been to teach the dancers the nuances of the style she wanted.
The last of those incomparable movies was shot in Berlin, with its cracked and carious buildings, but where Soderbergh is in search of a look, controlling every nuance of a reconstructed style, Rossellini is, more simply, in search of the truth.
Ms. Assad, a charismatic singer, led the ensemble, with support from Keita Ogawa, a percussionist clearly versed in the nuances of the styles Ms. Assad touched on.
But I think there is something about doing broadcast television on a network at 8 o'clock that is going to have to remove certain elements of grit and nuance and style.
Many of the programs require persistent use to learn the nuances and style of the programs and how to best access information.
