Sentence examples for nuanced accounts from inspiring English sources

They explore phantasy in depth, and furnish nuanced accounts of perception and memory.

The countertenor Andreas Scholl gave beautifully nuanced accounts of the solo alto lines, and Deborah York brought an appealing combination of vulnerability and assurance to the soprano arias.

Lehrer's self-help prescriptions – embrace risk, fail big, innovate innovation – appear somewhat thin next to his richly nuanced accounts of creative people at work.

In its opening pages, the protagonist, Peggy Vaillaincourt, realizes that she is a lesbian — or, as she concludes, a man, more nuanced accounts of same-sex attraction being unavailable to preteens in small-town Virginia in the nineteen-sixties.

(Moore) 'WALK THE MOUNTAIN' Jude Narita's one-woman show "Walk the Mountain," about the hellish effects of the Vietnam War, offers nuanced accounts rather than a mere litany of horrors.

This issue of New Geographies examines the forms, imprints, places, and territories of ICTs through spatially grounded and nuanced accounts of the hybrid conditions that ICTs generate, the scales at which they operate, and how this production of space is manifested in both advanced and emerging economies.

Cullen's nuanced account anatomizes the massacre, showing how readily truth was obscured by myth.

Still, Mr. Salonen led an urgent, sweeping and nuanced account of the score.

"Students have given us a detailed and nuanced account of black and minority ethnic (BME) student experiences at Oxford.

After intermission she offered a rhapsodic, uncommonly nuanced account of the formidable Liszt Sonata in B minor.

These, traditionally, have been vital elements of campaign coverage, allowing us to produce a richer, more nuanced account.