Sentences with phrase «brought nuance»

Robbie is played by Lucas Hedges, who brought nuance to family grief in Manchester by the Sea, but doesn't get the chance to do so here.

She took on serious issues through her dramas, putting a face to the social problems she addressed, and brought nuance and complexity to her stories of struggle and hardship in modern American life in the 1910s.

We're going back to the old - world bartending and trying to revive some of the neat nuances of when we all grew up by bringing those nuances into a new product we're proud of.»

Our neurochemistry is our lowest common denominator, and this brings a nuanced counterargument to Locke with an appeal to the universality of emotions: because emotions are neurochemically mediated, they are present across cultures as part of our genetic inheritance.

Our job as economic developers are to bring these nuances and details to the forefront and solve the problems that confront growth and prosperity here in Saratoga County.

Bring nuances of nature to your bathroom with the rustic inspired look of the Back Bay Boutique Tissue Box Cover

Dibbs does a fine job bringing a nuanced, realistic visual style to this venerable tale of war's cruel and colossal wastes, and his actors are all first - rate, with Bettany a special stand - out.

That expressiveness combined with the talented voice cast brings a nuance, a sense of reality that is hard to achieve in animation.

Robert Downey Jr. and Mark Ruffalo continue to bring nuance to Stark and Bruce Banner.

That quality brings nuance to the character, written here as the sort of miserly villain who explains to his neglected son that «I couldn't be weighed down, mentally, with a family,» and whose initial response to the news of his grandson's kidnapping is a staunch refusal to pay a penny of «my money» for the ransom.

Bruno Ganz (The Reader, Downfall) as Ernst Jürgen, an ex-Stasi private investigator brings a nuanced performance that deserves to be in a far better film.

The actor, best known to Americans for his role in Guardians of the Galaxy, brings nuance to the character, infusing the lovable muscle - bound dunce (the prevailing feature of Patrick Warburton's 2001 take on The Tick) with a more human and empathetic element.

Quite the opposite: Jonah Hill is incredibly adept at comedy and drama, the undeniable sweetness of his face never telegraphing emotions too hard, as he brings nuance and charm to something as tone - deaf as War Dogs (Todd Phillips, 2016); Will Ferrell brilliantly modulates the intensity of his delivery and generates fiercely hilarious one - liners to bless the otherwise unfunny Zoolander 2 (2016).

The film needed, then, the perfect pair of talents to bring nuance to these stifled desires.

Leads Gillian Jacobs (Community) and Paul Rust (I Love You, Beth Cooper) will undoubtedly continue to bring nuance and wit to their roles, with support from Claudia O'Doherty (Inside Amy Schumer, Drunk History), who plays Mickey's roommate, Bertie.

Ehrenreich is phenomenal here, bringing a nuance to the role that maintains Bartle's humanity, even as he's seemingly loosing his mind.

Gerwig and her lead actor Saoirse Ronan bring a nuanced, non-judgemental approach to the coming - of - age comedy, and much has already been made of its resonance, especially for women of Gerwig's age.

That aside, the actors do a fine job of fleshing them out as much as possible, and even finding ways to bring some nuance.

Seriously, she's great in this movie not only because she can wield a sword and throw a proper mech - suit - enhanced punch, but also because she brings a nuanced vulnerability and dimensionality to the role that makes the character human.

Although the material in Mr. Church wasn't really worthy of it, Eddie Murphy gave a solid performance in his first dramatic lead role, bringing nuance to his portrayal of an alcoholic cook who helps out a sick mother and her teenage daughter.

The only actor that brings any nuance and drive to their performance is Felicity Jones, fellow Oscar nominee due to her work in The Theory of Everything.

Frank hopes debate will spark conversation and bring both nuance and a voice to the ways in which we perceive our own and others» desire.

These commissions vary widely in media and subject, but they tend to be philosophical in nature, with Shalev - Gerz bringing a nuanced and surprising perspective in her examinations of museum collections, factory work, labor, and acts of remembrance.

SVS Bookshelf Speakers bring every nuance and detail of music, movies and TV to life and offer the added flexibility of placement on bookshelves, desktops, speaker stands or other furniture.

An upcoming software update is set to bring Nuance's voice guided navigation to the smartwatch.

«Homes are unique, and each brings a nuanced value proposition to the market.

Not exact matches

A more realistic understanding of authenticity at work might not be simply «bring your whole self to the office» but a more nuanced balancing act.

However, recognising the potential for a mining revival, Perth mining entrepreneur Nik Zuks and Kalia Ltd Managing Director Terry Larkan have been assisting local land owners with the finer nuances of the new Bougainville Mining Act brought to bear by the new autonomous President of Bougainville, John Momis.

When multiple people at the managerial level consult about an employee's situation, they can bring more nuanced insights to bear on factors inside and outside of the organization that might be causing the problem.

Out of an abundance of charity to Professor Leach, and with all due respect to his unimpeachable contributions as Chair of the Alberta Climate Leadership Panel, his argument may well rest on a more nuanced political assumption: that Alberta's leadership is required to bring the rest of the provinces along.

Wells brought his skill as a wordsmith and his philosophically nuanced skepticism fully to bear on the project.

All this can be brought under a more nuanced view of inspiration than the one that Eichenwald lampoons.

We are born with creative imaginations that seek to bring increasingly more nuanced harmony into the sweep of our awareness by way of a continually broader variety of symbols, images, and metaphors.

In our new aims of education for the 1980's and beyond, therefore, we shall have to dedicate ourselves to bringing back, among other things, the civilized use of language (both written and oral), a sensitivity to beauty, powers of analytical reasoning, the intellectual vision of ourselves as historical creatures, the ability to cognitively articulate ideas rather than let communication skills courses degenerate into merely «touchie - feelie» experiences of «affirming the other,» and finally, a sensitivity to the nuances, complexities, and ambiguities of meanings.7 In this way, and only in this way, our educational system will equip its students for the future with an intellectual vision comprised of both knowledge and foresightful adaptability to environmental changes.

Well, I'd have some theological nuances I'd like to bring in, but from a sociological perspective my response is, «I wouldn't downplay what is in the engine.»

The canned stuff will always bring unwelcome nuances / flavours that just spoil the «broth»...

Stolen Fruit brings this tradition to the glass with their new line of grape - based mixers: adding the nuance and complexity of wine grapes to a range of cocktails and mocktails.

Characteristics in wine change the flavors and dynamic of food while you're eating and food can bring out nuances in wine.

I remember when I first found out that I was expecting my mind instantly went to what kind of birth I wanted to have, I spent a few days researching birthing centers, bringing up midwife bios, and refreshing myself on all the nuances of birth.

Permission to tune into one's self for guidance, to trust what's there and to follow it — not only living from the head and what is «right», but from the heart and head in balance, comfortable with the nuances and the many interpretations the moments of our lives bring.

«That was slightly nuanced because we also brought in language - testing.

Rather than just underlining the importance of linguistic nuance, this anecdote brings to mind a vignette resembling Lewis» painting — only with more weaponry.

I would like to bring an additional angle to the geographical nuance.

Asked what he would bring as leader that Johnson would not, Fox said: «It's a question, I think, of nuance, of experience, of background, which of course matter in politics.

While Taub, a key witness for the government, admitted that he «hoped to develop a relationship with [Silver] that would help fund mesothelioma research and would help my patients as well,» on the stand yesterday, the New York Times reported — Thursday's testimony, under cross-examination from the defense, brought out a more nuanced view of their relationship.

Whatever the nuances of the current research, the job of the experts brought into a case by prosecutors and defense attorneys «is to make the judge or the jury believe that their version of the science is true and correct and should win the case,» Rothstein said.

But the dictation feature — the text - to - speech part — is provided by Nuance, the company that brought us software such as Dragon NaturallySpeaking.

«Being able to work with families facing their genetic risk of cancer brought a deeper meaning to the research, and a more nuanced perspective on key research questions,» she says.

An updated cap sleeve brings a new nuance to a timeless ball gown.

Micro-faceted pigments bring incomparable luminosity and radiance to the colour, regardless of its nuance.