Sentence examples for sensitivity and nuance from inspiring English sources

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She tried to hide her nervousness, but her quivering lips kept her from performing with sensitivity and nuance.

The pianist Margaret Kampmeier, who played with sensitivity and nuance, was the standout among the three pianists.

If made with sensitivity and nuance, a documentary allows us to see the inner workings of worlds that we would otherwise be unable to enter.

The hope is to give local photographers the time — and resources — to delve into issues with a degree of sensitivity and nuance that might go unnoticed by foreigners.

Colleagues and friends said that the work the 38-year-old Mr. Pearl left behind shows where his talents lay: in doggedly pursuing and explaining obscure topics, or superficially simple ones, with sensitivity and nuance.

As always, there were stunning aspects to Mr. Lang's playing: uncanny control of inner voices; sensitivity to color and nuance that came across even through loudspeakers; impressive lightness in rustling passagework; chiseled tone for steely bursts of chords and octaves.

Figuring out what things once were and what has been done to them also encourages in the viewer a visual sensitivity and alertness to nuance that is its own kind of precious-making connoisseurship.

His interpretations of Brahms, Mahler and above all Shostakovich marked him as a conductor of rare clarity and sensitivity to nuance, understated almost to a fault.

Here as always, Isepp's sensitivity to nuance and colour allowed him to take great delight in the occasional grand gesture.

Maccarone If Ms. Ruilova patches together videotape with a jeweler's sensitivity to nuance and facets, the young California artist Anthony Burdin, who is making his debut at Maccarone on the Lower East Side, begins by wielding the camera like a trowel.