Sentence examples for nuanced moods from inspiring English sources
As well as basic emotional states such as "happy" and "just woke up", it also caters to activities – "studying", say – and more nuanced moods such as "dreamy" and "optimistic".
Similarly, during important scenes, Lin slows time and piles sentences into longer paragraphs, replicating complex thought processes and shifting, nuanced moods, while showing his admiration for the work of Lydia Davis (also cited).
But that just made it all the better to showcase Mr. Dicterow's estimable feel for long, flowing lines; his nuanced attention to matters of mood; and, above all, his precise coordination with his fellow musicians.
An other-oriented person is highly aware of the moods, words, preferences, motivations and nuanced behavior of other people.
Unfolding without a superfluous second or gratuitous image, this morally nuanced thriller owes much of its haunting mood to Milton Kam's dreamy cinematography.
Yet, to some extent, she has spent her career bridging the shrinking gap between the academic and the avant-garde in a way that is both ambivalent and subtly nuanced, and her show has a similar mood.
Farber offers a nuanced interior view of the radicals' chaotically shifting mood as they flitted in and out of the city.
And he had clearly benefited from the program's emphasis on character study, revealing nuanced shades of Hoffmann's impetuous, drunken and melancholy moods.
While some dishes communicated blunt down-home goodness, others were assembled or presented in intricate, precise fashions that sent a much more nuanced message and asked you to summon a much less freewheeling mood.
The currency of the dance floor is instant gratification, the quick hit, with any greater depth or nuanced musical tropes wantonly abandoned in the rush for the next euphoric controlled explosion to sustain the mood of hedonistic abandon.
