Sentence examples for nuanced interpretations from inspiring English sources
More nuanced interpretations of his phone message only emerged much later.
Ms. de la Salle offered vividly wrought and nuanced interpretations of Liszt's arrangements of the "Lacrimosa" from Mozart's Requiem; Schubert's "Ständchen"; and Schumann's "Liebeslied".
In Balanchine's "Swan Lake," Wendy Whelan and Philip Neal got off to a magical start in nuanced interpretations that turned perfunctory in the central pas de deux.
Her New York recital debut at Carnegie Hall featured powerful and nuanced interpretations of Liszt's Sonata in B minor and the Prokofiev, demonstrating a crystalline touch and a wide coloristic range.
Sandor's nuanced interpretations of Bartok's piano works were especially praised, and he premiered a number of the composer's works, including the piano reduction of Concerto for Orchestra, which had been created in the 1940s but not performed until 1985.
But it's essentially just a matter of bringing the acting standards of opera closer to the kind of nuanced interpretations that can vitalize the material in ways that the old standard — the derided "park and bark" — often failed to do.
All great works reverberate with nuanced interpretation.
Mr. Morris also offered a nuanced interpretation of "Die Frist ist um" from "Der Fliegende Holländer," by Wagner.
A nuanced interpretation – accurate to my knowledge, and ignored by Gray – is given in the book.
So where does this more nuanced interpretation of the evidence leave us?
"It is a generally useful, more nuanced interpretation than the others.
