Sentence examples for nuanced descriptions from inspiring English sources

The knowingly nuanced descriptions of this behavior are at the book's real heart.

In spare, poetic prose ­Williams-Garcia layers nuanced descriptions and brief, evocative scenes to create three utterly distinctive characters — Fern, the youngest, looking out a bus window and singing to herself; the usually brazen Vonetta freezing up with stage fright at a rally; and the stoic Delphine remembering her mother before she left them.

In contrast to the nuanced descriptions of early chapters, the last section serves as a more general overview of methods and approaches to tree use.

The aim of this paper is to provide an account of the wide range of interaction modes beyond competition that is prevalent in transition processes and to develop a conceptual framework to facilitate more detailed and nuanced descriptions of technology interaction.

We conducted the group interviews in situ to maximize our informants' abilities to provide detailed and nuanced descriptions of seagrass ecology.

Our analyses provide nuanced descriptions, examples and a typology of less-than-helpful responses from family and friends that might undermine patients' efforts to seek and follow through with treatment for depression in primary care.

Labour people I've sounded out fully recognise this nuanced description of the party's activist landscape in the capital.

Phelps has been solid this season, but no nuanced description could more aptly portray the feebleness of his outing than the one sentence he provided.

PAT KOSMALSKI Granville, Ohio Kudos to Dr. Sheri Fink for the compelling and nuanced description of the first few days post-Katrina at Memorial Medical Center.

Eventually it will even reflect the insights derived from a reader's own nuanced description of books — for example, that the reader found a book to be exciting but unsatisfying.

Dr. Aronson writes lovely, nuanced description; if her dialogue is occasionally a little stiff and some of her plots stretch the bounds of plausibility, it is still worth staying with her: no revolution in sight, just keen, calm observation, punctuated by sighs.