Sentence examples for sensitivity to nuances from inspiring English sources
He has a great sensitivity to nuances of language and texts.
We argue that children's sensitivity to nuances in the language used to describe artifacts is an important, but so far unacknowledged, piece of this puzzle.
Miss Scotto's sensitivity to nuances of phrasing, her ability to swerve within a single aria from imperious drama to quiet tenderness, her subtle use of dynamics, all combined to make.
The artist's sensitivity to nuances of style and gesture informs the portraits in "Alice Neel: Painted Truths," a retrospective opening next month at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
A casual viewer might not detect the underlying code in Mr. Albenda's paintings, but a patient one possessed of analytic ingenuity and exceptional sensitivity to nuances of color could figure it out.
Yet when he's showing rather than telling, his sensitivity to nuances of the zeitgeist and his keen observational skills make his characters (some of whom will seem eerily familiar to longtime residents of downtown Manhattan) instantly recognizable as creatures of their time and place without quite denying them their humanity.
A standout was Gabor Katona as the rival, whose sensitivity to nuance, rhythmic changes and characterization color his virtuosity.
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.
The enormous diversity among disabled people, and the importance of reflecting all their differences in formulating disability theory, calls for sensitivity to nuance and context.
