Ms. Selbig's English diction was excellent; alas, the same could not be said for Nathalie Stutzmann, a French contralto whose distinctive sound was fascinating and nuanced but whose delivery was almost entirely impenetrable.
While one person stumps for Rachel Bloom's nuanced and hilarious delivery on "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," another one could justifiably argue that Andrew Lincoln's performance on "The Walking Dead" is truly where it's at. .
Rock's musical delivery is more nuanced, incorporating an initial hesitancy appropriate to the early stages of the singer's development, only to emerge with soul-stirring confidence in the mature Hayes' recitals of material ranging from gospel to lieder to opera.
Monica Herrera of Billboard said that Allen "improves" the Script's version "with a nuanced vocal and a nimble, rhythmic delivery".
News described it as "impressive" and felt that Allen's version of the song "improves on the unreleased version with a nuanced vocal and a nimble, rhythmic delivery".
The authors recommend a more nuanced approach to vitamin D supplementation than blanket delivery [ 59].
The research project aims to promote reduction of maternal health disparities though innovative changes in maternal health policy, primarily by grounding the design and delivery of maternal health services in a nuanced understanding of the key axes of social exclusion experienced by women.
And particularly in our study, the possible medical indications of caesarean delivery underlying maternal decision and the complex and nuanced interactions between mothers and health providers in decision-making must be considered.
For example, because a successful persuasive speech proceeds alert to the emotional state of the audience on the occasion of its delivery, Aristotle's Rhetoric contains some of his most nuanced and specific treatments of the emotions.
