Sentence examples for nuanced figures from inspiring English sources
The syllables of the artist's name unfurl evenly and effortlessly, with lilting, measured grace, like the line that flows over and around his exquisitely nuanced figures, moving the eye through shifting tones of light and shadow and across alpine topographies of drapery, always with equal emphasis to surface and volume, detail and whole, physical stance and facial expression.
Likewise, her main characters fail to evolve into the sometimes nuanced figures of her previous books; none approach the complexity of, say, March Murray of "Here on Earth," a woman who makes excuses for and eventually escapes an abusive relationship.
If we are to pinpoint a moment at which comic writing moved from the two-dimensionally theatrical to the novelistically nuanced, the key figure is surely Fielding himself, who began life as a highly successful playwright before turning to the novel in the 1740s.
Not too late, but late, and that would send a message around the world".America's obligations in Asia are "nuanced", says another senior figure.
This general pattern has however been nuanced.
And no doubt it's meaty for any actor to take on real-life figures, with its many opportunities for historical research and nuanced mimicry.
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My paintings changed from classically executed oils, nuanced with fantasy, history and imagination to brooding, dark, self-portative male figures.
Accordingly, it is nuanced.
But the issue is nuanced.
