Sentence examples for nuanced feelings from inspiring English sources

But today I have more nuanced feelings.

Sharfstein, despite warm and nuanced feelings for the lives of his subjects, doesn't make it easy to keep track of them, and he sometimes gets distracted by alluring byways in his research.

As the player gains more "currency" in the virtual world by winning games or making purchases from advertisers, they're able to buy more nuanced feelings, for sale in the marketplace of emotions.

People can and do have nuanced feelings about abortion, especially in theory.

We do not have one word to describe such a complicated nuanced feeling state in the U.S.

And Aselton and Shepard both give performances that are nuanced and subtle, finding feelings beneath feelings in their reactions, without striking poses or being obviously actorish.

She paints narrative fantasies that look bumptiously jokey at first, but reveal worlds of nuanced thought and feeling.

Sunlight brings out the depth and richness of the glazes while pointing up the nuanced intelligence and feeling with which the forms have been crafted.

Without suggesting that there's a uniquely feminine point of view, they invite us to consider the remarkably nuanced range of feeling that Gertrude Käsebier, Dorothea Lange, Diane Arbus, and Judith Joy Ross, among others, brought to their female subjects.

Thus his skills at establishing the complexity of a single character through subtle and inspired use of detail and nuanced shades of feeling seemed, especially after the completion of Anna Karenina in 1877, to come second to his need to change the world.

And as these recent studies show, nuanced, complicated post-coital feelings are completely natural.