Sentence examples for richly nuanced from inspiring English sources

McKeon's immersive, unflinching yet humane portrait of Catherine makes Tender richly nuanced and utterly absorbing.

Here in the second opera once again the orchestral playing is richly nuanced, never hurried, alert in detail.

Beautifully textured, richly nuanced, The Master probes at the shadows cast by the spotlight of American supremacy.

Given the program's conceptual breadth — it was something like Lincoln Center's White Light Festival, condensed to just under two hours — you could almost have missed the sheer virtuosity of Ms. Beiser's focused, richly nuanced playing.

All that research, on everything from the memory of childhood trauma to the behavior of chemicals catapulting from one synapse to the next, informs our current appreciation of memory as a collection of discrete, related, richly nuanced biological phenomena.

This richly nuanced yet powerfully symbolic movie is an astonishingly accomplished début.

The article was deceptively simple on first glance, but richly layered and nuanced below the surface.

It should go in the pantheon of greats for creating Brenda Chenowith (played by Rachel Griffiths) alone – the single most richly drawn, beautifully nuanced, bewitching, ­frustrating, ­fabulous female character in modern television.

Notwithstanding occasional queasiness induced by the not especially advanced sexual politics on display (only partially excused by Turkish traditionalists' obsession with female virginity), this a mesmerising film, richly textured and beautifully nuanced.

The movie is beautifully shot, and succeeds in being deeply disturbing and mysterious, with richly achieved nuances of characterisation.

But even with a dignified, assured performance by Marla Schaffel in the title role, the gloomy and mundane musical version of "Jane Eyre" that opened yesterday on Broadway at the Brooks Atkinson Theater captures few of the richly available nuances.