Sentence examples for nuanced emotions from inspiring English sources

Nuanced emotions were harder".

The robots are constantly updated with nuanced emotions, gestures and back stories.

The Wilde tale, a thing of complex and nuanced emotions, seems an odd choice for a ballet.

Instead, it built Reactions so people could share more nuanced emotions quickly, but left disliking for the comments.

By interacting with dogs ― or, in some cases, hand puppets and pictures instead of the real deal ― children learn to recognize body language and about nuanced emotions.

Their in-person meeting is not a conflict-free love fest, however; rather, we see everyone struggling with the powerful nuanced emotions and conflicts reignited, as they stretch their hearts and minds toward healing.

In two of Sesto's passionate arias from Mozart's "Clemenza di Tito," the 26-year-old mezzo-soprano Jennifer Johnson Cano had nuanced emotion and an even, steady, focused voice.

Maybe there is a human element here having to do with judgement, nuance, emotion and understanding.

Meena Iyer of The Times of India rated it 3.5 (out of 5) stars, saying "Every frame is picture-perfect, the emotions are well nuanced.

Although these accounts are nuanced and recognize the role of emotion in critical reflection, none explicitly treat emotions as necessary conditions of autonomy.

And in Noriko Ambe's "Flat File Globe Red Tank A" (2007), drawers filled with undulating typographical layers of cut paper are meant to convey the artist's "nuances of emotions, habits and biorhythms" — without resorting to Google maps.