Sentence examples for perfectly nuanced from inspiring English sources

In A Man For All Seasons (1966), his genius was in redefining More in a perfectly nuanced screen performance.

One could take the immense refinement of the staging and of the Hilliard's perfectly nuanced performances almost for granted, too, but its total effect remains awfully potent.

Ms. Harris's guitarist, Buddy Miller, added perfectly nuanced harmonies (a difficult feat with the queen of country backup vocals), and even turned a Bill Monroe mandolin line into a honky-tonk guitar solo.

Mark Gatiss, as the "maestro of misdiagnosis" Shpigelsky, gives a comic tour de force, and his immodest proposal to middle-aged Lizaveta (perfectly nuanced Debra Gillett) brings the house down.

The comic even deals with representation in a perfectly nuanced way.

Both the movie and the performances had to be perfectly nuanced to pull this off and to this day it remains the miracle that they did.

But then every moment in Aronofsky's raggedly beautiful, extraordinarily wistful, perfectly nuanced and wonderfully acted picture lifts itself above easy sentimentality and tired fallen champ axioms.

And then she spoke and she was so eloquent and so perfectly nuanced that words like "sublime" and "astonishing" immediately re-defined themselves in the dictionaries of my brain.  .

With such an acute eye for perfectly nuanced Miami scenes, Del Duca spoke with The Huffington Post about life in the 305, the city's tight-and-bright style, and certain local foot faux-pas.

Her medley of speeches included her nuanced, perfectly-cadenced delivery as Viola from Twelfth Night.

Rising star Gugu Mbatha-Raw is terrific as Dido, a nuanced performance that perfectly embodies the increasingly independent spirit who refuses to accept that – in issues of both race and gender – "we are but their property".