The tone of voice, a nuanced expression of affection, a joke even, may have been enough to soften Peter's 18-year-old heart.
While niche gaming fans are sure to appreciate the in-jokes and the nuanced look at the work of narrative game development, this is also an incredibly engrossing tale of labour, life and loneliness in the future.
Posts reviewed by HuffPost showed reactions ranged from illicit anger to nuanced policy discussions, as well as jokes about the politics of the issue.
Her life is captured in nuanced ways that don't make her the butt of fatphobic jokes and stereotypes that make thin audiences laugh.
All you do is leave behind a lot of noisy baggage," etc. "Military Intelligence" is certainly a funny shortest joke, but "French Resistance" is just so much more complicated and nuanced.
Debut single New Girl is a nuanced acoustic cover of Eric Clapton's Tears In Heaven with beautiful vocals … No, joking, obviously.
By providing insight into spatiotemporal stages of joke processing that rely on contributions of both hemispheres, our study provides a more nuanced depiction of a processing stream as it unfolds in time and engages a distributed network during integration of ambiguous meaning.
On the heels of The Tree of Life (2011), Terrence Malick returned with To the Wonder, a nuanced, visually exquisite tale of love and its aftermath, while Quentin Tarantino splattered audiences with violence and jokes in Django Unchained, a spaghetti western homage.
A bit about staying off his own phone rolled seamlessly into jokes about how quickly and incisively the internet vilifies people — without leaving room for a nuanced conversation.
The Treasury Department spokeswoman, Michele Davis, said, "He meant it as a joke," though she added that she has long since given up hope that people will take a nuanced view of anything her boss says.
