Sentence examples for nuanced rendition from inspiring English sources

He led a nuanced rendition, with the orchestra a thoughtful partner for Ms. Avdeeva.

Ms. Coote focused on lyric songs by 19th- and 20th-century British composers, including a nuanced rendition of Elgar's "Sea Pictures".

After a false start because of an instrument problem, the players offered a nuanced rendition of Bartok's String Quartet No. 4 (Sz. 91).

Ms. Dinnerstein and Mr. Bailey offered a nuanced rendition of the opening Allegro and an introspective account of the poignant Adagio.

Especially impressive is Mr. Spade's rich and nuanced rendition of Sammy, who is braying vulgarly one minute and whimpering pitifully the next.

There were overtones of Ravel earlier on Saturday as well, when Mr. Ehnes, making his festival debut, offered a nuanced rendition of Barber's Violin Concerto with the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, conducted by Louis Langrée, at Avery Fisher Hall.

In this set he offers richly nuanced, soulful renditions of the Sonatas in C (D. 840), D (D. 850) and G (D. 894), the Impromptus (D. 899) and the Klavierstücke (D. 946), all fine examples of his compelling artistry.

In the Americas, and in Latin American and African-American poetic traditions in particular, there exists a practice of subverting notions of landscape as beauty in favor of more nuanced, historically informed, politically incisive renditions of the natural environment.

Robert Levin offered a nuanced and thoughtfully conceived (if occasionally heavy-handed) rendition of the Piano Sonata in A (Op. 101).

As the street dancer, Mercedes, she was more nuanced, providing a nicely animated foil to David Hallberg's wonderful rendition of Espada, the matador.

Bending the rigidity of the competition's rules, which only referenced the awarding of a single winner, the judges announced that an honorable mention would be going out to Grade New York's rendition of the Glass House, a cake with more nuanced detail due to its smaller scale than the others, and its incorporation of the surrounding land.