Seymour Hoffman is dazzling in The Master – his nuanced performance prevents the film becoming an obvious hatchet job on Scientology.
Paint is generously applied in each of these works, but where Morphesis' work decades earlier would have had a gestural physicality, the paint here has the nuanced appeal of a master.
Ultimately, orthopaedists will also need to master more nuanced methods of continuous process improvement used routinely in other complex service industries which will in turn depend upon a rich flow of clinical and outcomes information.
In small wall sculptures that make use of beverage cans and tambourines, and in a crowded back room of washcloths stretched over modified podiums and studded with light bulbs, Mr. Lee invokes Jasper Johns, Paul Thek and other masters of nuanced assemblage.
His nuanced manner reassures Europeans.
Or perhaps the pan roaster, a white-clad chef at the four steam-heated cauldrons where stews and pan roasts are concocted, was new and hadn't yet mastered the exquisitely nuanced Oyster Bar technique.
It's a tiny subversion, but it makes for the kind of nuanced moment of which Ratmansky is master, and Lamb, with her close-up, cinematic beauty, the perfect interpreter.
Though there's a cultish appreciation for wood-fueled pit-cooking, which survives here more than elsewhere, Mr. Early said, the technique is rapidly giving way to less nuanced electric cookers, and old pit-masters are retiring.
Downing's novelistic and nuanced account focusses on the charismatic, Bill Clintonish master of the Zen Center, Richard Baker, who got embroiled in a Bill Clintonish sex scandal.
Possessing a two-octave range, the shehnai is a difficult instrument to play, as the musician must master a wide range of finely nuanced embouchure and fingering techniques.
