Sentence examples for nuanced attention from inspiring English sources
The other characters, the social environment they navigate and the language they speak are treated with a similarly nuanced attention.
You can sing with much more subtlety and nuanced attention to words when you have amplification to help you.
There's a great deal of human warmth in his films and, in "Totoro" and "Spirited Away" (2001) in particular, some nuanced attention to the psychology of children.
But that just made it all the better to showcase Mr. Dicterow's estimable feel for long, flowing lines; his nuanced attention to matters of mood; and, above all, his precise coordination with his fellow musicians.
And there are performances of heft and authority in both: Jared Angle's calm ownership of the Sanguinic variation anchors "Temperaments," while the sensual play of wits between Wendy Whelan and Philip Neal, and their nuanced attention to the crystalline Gluck score, illuminate their central duet in "Chaconne".
It's cool, but I'm interested in slowing things down and bringing nuanced attention to small, quiet little things".
Analyses and assessments of the moral dimensions of how caregivers relate to dependent disabled individuals, as well as to disabled people who do not need extraordinary levels of care, would benefit from nuanced collaboration attention by feminist and disability scholars.
He had a remarkable voice — deep, soulful, nuanced — that attracted attention.
Though these arguments are unsuitable for recapitulation in the format of an encyclopedia entry, we report one such argument in brief in an effort to offer a hint at the robust detail, nuanced reasoning, and attention to physiological facts in Reid's theory of perception.
The artist's nuanced color scheme and attention to light and shadow give his paintings an added beauty, subtlety and resonance.
A more nuanced response might draw attention to the way that Chardin deliberately built a rhythm of patterns, pairs and repetitions into his work, intending not to cheapen but deepen.
