Sentence examples for nuance through from inspiring English sources

A secondary romance plays out alongside the main thread, lending the characters nuance through their interweaving.

Though deceptively straightforward in its vocal lines and steady in its orchestral accompaniment, it requires great strength and purity of tone as well as the ability to convey nuance through the text.

First among the computer creations is Caesar, who evolves from a ball of fluff into a rambunctious child, a sullen teenager and finally a young adult given nuance through performance-capture technology (which combines an actor's moves with computer-generated imagery) and the efforts of Andy Serkis, the actor who brought Gollum to life in "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy.

While Wilson's statements may be mono-dimensional, Clowes counterpoints them and gives them nuance through the visual details: the absurd yet dignified ducks who walk past his park bench; the way the word balloon wholly obliterates the vista Wilson is ostensibly gazing at, as if to suggest that his constant chatter prevents him from seeing what's in front of him; even the glimpse of his bald spot.

I read every nuance through the same lens: Where are the opportunities for myself and my clients?

And every musical nuance came through clearly in his intriguingly subdued performance of the perpetual-motion finale.

Austan Goolsbee, the former chairman of the National Economic Council, has been quoted as complaining that because of the period, the feel of the slogan is "like 'forward, now stop.'" Habitual e-mailers, texters and posters convey quite precise nuances through punctuation, which is after all one of the points of punctuation.

Whether it's a modest 125cc kart, a GT racer, a track day special, a hypercar, or a comparatively mundane hot hatch, the handling model rarely falters, sending a continuous and convincing stream of information – particularly road surface nuances – through the rim of a Thrustmaster T300 force feedback wheel, which is the game's target controller.

We couldn't take the easy option of filming a lookalike and disguising mismatched nuances through shadows and camera angles because, first, Audrey was the absolute star of the show and there was no hiding her in a dark corner; second, as the ultimate symbol of beauty, the likelihood of casting a near-perfect match was nil.

On Sunday afternoon Mr. Wheeldon's primary cast was led by Riolama Lorenzo, a sensuous Odette and Odile who brought out the traditional emotional nuances through her expressive dancing, and Zachary Hench, whose Siegfried acted ardently and danced with impressive precision in Act III.

It seemed fitting to focus on Tolstoy's central theme of dualism and to highlight his stylistic nuances through the rhythm of the sequences – the almost full moon against the almost starless night, the red of Anna's handbag, Ivan's fatal curtains that stand between him and the light of his spiritual awakening," wrote Muradov.