Sentence examples for nuanced tones from inspiring English sources

The series, "Higher Ground," describes in nuanced tones and local accents the hard realities of life here in Harlan, the heart of Kentucky coal country, which has been battered by decades of decline.

We're often struck by how gracefully Yankees fans chug their seventh and eighth inning beers, by the nuanced tones of their invective, and by their principled and thoughtful belligerence.

This was a cerebral collection, but if Simons can paint a Dior picture both in these nuanced tones and the flashier palette demanded by the red carpet, he will flourish.

JERUSALEM — As Israelis began to adjust to the departure of President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, their staunchest and longest-standing regional ally, the alarm and anxiety that Israel has been projecting seemed to give way on Sunday to more nuanced tones, as well as some hints of admiration for the Egyptian people and sympathy for their cause.

In one of the simplest compositions, "Star," the grid, here painted white with panes brushed in nuanced tones of pinkish gray, is imposed on by a lively contrivance of white-and-black lines that rests on a white floor, its shadow forming an echoing structure beneath it, its gray ghost visible on the panes.

I performed the gestures and nuanced tones of voice like a robot following an algorithm.

In the real world Ashworth's more nuanced tone is to be applauded.

After he was elected, President Obama chose what his advisers have described as a more nuanced tone for discussing security policy.

Despite his anger, there were signs on Wednesday that Mr. de Blasio, the city's public advocate, was staking out a more nuanced tone on policing.

His message struck a nuanced tone in the US, where he tried to acknowledge the reforms undertaken by Bin Salman while also highlighting the flaws.

In the 28-page analysis, which cites dozens of court cases from Hawaii to Vermont, Mr. Spitzer struck a decidedly nuanced tone.