Sentence examples for nuanced portrayal from inspiring English sources

Cumberbatch ventured that he would likely still feel the same, despite the nuanced portrayal.

It's doubtful however that Borgen will win prizes for the year's most nuanced portrayal of African politics.

Standiford gives a nuanced portrayal of why a romance between people from such different cultures might be appealing.

Pedro Ruiz's nuanced portrayal of a man who settles for less than his dreams helped to make the dance fresh.

Running through this disparate roster is a singular concern born of their youthful activism: to present a realistic and nuanced portrayal of Latinos and young people.

"It was a perfect storm of catastrophe," said Colin Firth, whose nuanced portrayal of George has generated a huge pre-Oscar stir.

Sidney Outlaw used his deep, resonant baritone and thoughtful approach to phrasing — powerful but shapely — to create a strong, nuanced portrayal of Elijah.

But hopefully, for an audience that is more western and more accustomed to films like Not Without My Daughter, this will appear to be a relatively nuanced portrayal.

Mr. Doyle, acclaimed for his inventive recent Broadway productions of Stephen Sondheim's "Sweeney Todd" and "Company," has clearly worked hard to draw nuanced portrayals from the singers.

Tropical rivers and forests are marvelously diverse and intricate ecosystems, but the default tendency of these channels is to eschew nuanced portrayals in favor of sensationalist accounts of man-eating fish and reptiles.

She gives one of the most nuanced portrayals of any character on TV right now.