Sentence examples for nuanced art from inspiring English sources

Boxing gloves hardly seem suited to the nuanced art of modern dance.

She has retained the Everywoman manner that helped her sail to re-election twice, but she also has learned the nuanced art of political negotiation.

And perhaps it's this estrangement from the music industry, when coupled with the reality of growing old, that has them crafting such bracingly honest and gloriously nuanced art.

Such can be a fate of nuanced art in a sphere of gross politics, where Kollwitz's stated, and achieved, intention to express "the suffering of human beings" could be pirated to tendentious ends.

"It's been a very nuanced art that is based more on persuasion than actual legal authority," he said, "but there were so many times that I could call up the Bush or Obama White House and I could say, 'This just isn't working,' or 'These guys won't do what I say,' and they would intervene and break the logjam and usually come down on my side and push people to do things".

The seeds for "Warpaint," a nuanced art project addressing the subtleties of gender expression, were planted.

"Deaf, dumb and illiterate in Japanese," as the author writes in his opening sentence, with customary cheerfulness and charm, Vollmann presents himself at the Noh performances of Nara and Tokyo as more or less a professional bungler, an "ape in a cage," staring through binoculars at a startlingly esoteric and nuanced theatrical art of which, as he tells us (often), he cannot understand a word.

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It was a natural step for her, upon graduating with a BA in Fine Art from Kingston University in 2007, to transpose these nuanced experiences into art.

In 2006, as leader of the opposition, Cameron addressed Radio 1's playing of hip-hop and grime with the kind of nuanced understanding of art we've come to expect from Conservative MPs: "Do you realise that some of the stuff you play on Saturday nights encourages people to carry guns and knives?" Cameron said.

The new historical approach brought with it the advantage of a more nuanced conception of the art, better suited to a wider public.