Sentence examples for nuanced painting from inspiring English sources

It is a wonderfully nuanced painting with the power to make even a grumpy art critic swoon.

Yiadom-Boakye's inventiveness as a creator of different characters and back-stories is the key to more nuanced ways of painting.

All have this in common: They are richly painted, nuanced surfaces of close-laid vertical and horizontal bars (he calls them bricks) whose arrangement suggests constructed walls of stone.

Musgraves uses simple language, tactile imagery and a generous dose of humour to paint nuanced portraits about what it means truly to blaze your own trail in spite of others' judgment.

She danced circles around Julianne Potter's "inventive" and "confident," painting vibrant, nuanced pictures of restaurants and their food and the people who were eating it.

Although just occasionally his depictions of addiction tip towards caricature, he generally succeeds in painting a nuanced picture of the many shades of the condition in rural America.

She eventually worked her way up to the position of south Asia bureau chief, reporting on the the resurgence of the Taliban and painting a nuanced portrait of life in the two countries that took her from maternal health clinics to interviewing notorious warlord Pacha Khan Zadran.

Still, he paints a nuanced portrait of a country brimming with both creative and murderous impulses.

These differences are not large, but taken together they paint a nuanced national picture.

Accordingly, we tend not to paint a nuanced picture of a complex reality, but to stick to the version constituting extreme outcomes.

It's hard to imagine how the broad and nuanced canvas Mr. Burdett paints in his books could be conveyed on the big screen.