Sentences with phrase «find much nuance»

It's likely this movie meant to say much more than it actually does concerning a young woman and her body, consent and fractured families, but it's hard to find much nuance even when you dig into the soil.

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«But what we found was much more nuanced.»

In their study, Cech and Waidzunas found the discrimination experienced by LGBT students is also much nuanced.

Although much work and testing remains before the completion of a formal quantum theory model of humor to explain the cognitive aspects of reacting to a pun, these first findings provide an exciting first step and opens for the possibility of a more nuanced modeling of humor.

He's a hard man to resist, which is as much a testament to the character as written as to his casting: A rock singer - guitarist for the Belgian band A Brand with only one other IMDb feature credit to his name, Vermeir is a naturally charismatic performer with the capacity for nuance, a bit like «Malcolm in the Middle» - era Bryan Cranston in appearance, with that actor's ability to find layers of «Breaking Bad» - style complexity beyond that charming first impression.

Realized with an eye to detail both in the script and on the set, carried out by a cast who understand the nuances found between the showier moments of their characters and the story, and brilliantly conceived and captured by Haynes, long - form television — and hell, most movies — doesn't get much better than this.

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

And while Woody Harrelson is receiving much - deserved recognition for his supporting turn in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, I found his work here even more nuanced and affecting.

These findings indicate that school segregation is much more complicated, nuanced, and pervasive than many Americans realize.

I found that his approach encompassed a much broader and more complex paradigm, incorporating all the nuance, richness, and complexity that life has to offer.»

The action can still be as straightforward or as nuanced as you want: the casual player will find they are able to make their way through the game simple mashing the Square button by and large, though much of the satisfaction will be lost that way (and some of the harder mobs and fights will give them more trouble than if they were playing the game properly).

The second in the series — Partners in Time — was also a lot of fun, but I have to admit I found the writing didn't quite sparkle as much, and as far as I can remember there weren't many new mechanics or nuances that caught my attention.

As in his works on paper, Lee captures much of the nuance and boldness found in traditional ink and brush drawing with his deft rendering.

But when we dig into the details within the IEA report of this new - found «American leadership» in the oil race, we find that the picture is naturally much more nuanced than the headlines would have us believe.

But I also found that Nuance Power PDF Advanced does everything Acrobat Professional does, but with a much easier - to - understand interface.

But results from a nationally - representative survey found that feelings toward universal and targeted preschool may be much more nuanced.