Sentences with phrase «great subtlety»

Written with great subtlety of emotion and nuance of character, Short Term 12 features a breakout performance by its star, Brie Larson («United States of Tara «-RRB- as Grace, the lead counselor at the short - term facility of the title.

All of these ironies, and more, are presented in a text of great subtlety and learning, almost overrich in citations and nuance - perhaps the truest tribute to this remarkable city.

There might be the potential for greater subtleties with the extra motors inside, but I can feel when I'm spinning the rear tires, as he says, or the difference between when the ABS is on or off (I never use it, anyway, or traction control).

This is something that the late writer Octavia Butler handled with far greater subtlety and complexity in her landmark Xenogenesis trilogy.

Visually very inventive, there are some really nice touches throughout the film often used with great subtlety in the background and it's a very intelligent deconstruction (literally) of a relationship and it's decline.

Yet today our newspapers and telecasts successfully obscure the fact that similar approaches to the third world have continued throughout the century following Stanley's remarks and continue still, with even greater viciousness though greater subtlety.

I agree with you I love Chloe also like crazy because this brand is so light and crisp with great subtlety unique in its kind

Redknapp conceded over the summer that the same system would likely prove too naïve and inflexible for the demands of the Champions League, so van der Vaart's arrival can also be seen as a recognition of the need for greater subtlety and sophistication in Tottenham's attacking approach.

Its self - divided protagonist is Father Ernst Toller, an ex-military chaplain played in a performance of great subtlety and control by Ethan Hawke.

Yet, we all know that this is just an oversimplification of a problem that takes far greater subtlety to handle.

There is, as usual with Dulles, a deceptive simplicity of presentation, but a careful reading reveals that these brief lectures comprehend with great subtlety the many, complex, and sometimes rancorous debates about the meaning of priesthood since the Second Vatican Council.

(I often wonder if Lewis erred on the side of propaganda with Aslan and thus limited his non-Christian audience, whereas Tolkien's greater subtlety may last for centuries.)

Anyone who tries to evaluate the theology of Hans Urs von Balthasar faces not only the sheer size of his work and his vast erudition but his great subtlety.

What's more, the cowhide, somewhat more refined with great subtleties.

Jia delivers this level of Americanism with great subtlety, and no American viewers have yet complained they way they complained about Godard's In Praise of Love last year.

Most people know Guinness only as Obi - Wan Kenobi, but he was once one of our greatest comic actors, a chameleon with great subtlety and range.

Casually and with great subtlety, Green examines not only the inner struggle to maintain control, but also how much responsibility we owe to others and the limits of that responsibility.

All the characters in the game boast increased polygon body resolution and there are some great subtleties such as the moving pick - axe or radio that are attached to Lara's clothes.

It lets you balance the forces with the greatest subtlety, and it also copes with bumps and undulations that have the Honda on the bumpstops.

Cecylee and the other characters are well - drawn, with great subtlety and depth.»

eBooks need to be prepared to do this with greater subtlety.

It will take central banking skills of great subtlety to pilot these seas.

It's not done with any great subtlety, but it makes a change from the usual unthinking militarism.

Fresh comparisons helped too; a single - shaped canvas work by Molzan had greater subtlety (compared to the five in The Forever Now) next to Lisa Williamson's painted steel Long Pants (2013).

In a broadly similar vein, Miller in Snare illuminates the predatory and potentially dangerous nature of the persistent or iterative aspects of life and art (echoing, with greater subtlety, the motif of her wryly gothic 2013 painting Repeater).

The artist often interchanges titles for particular works, giving us additional meanings and greater subtlety for their interpretation.

Camouflaged within the guise of history and imitating (at least in appearance) architectural forms or urban lifestyles from a certain era, Bronstein reinvents the past with great subtlety, highlighting the uncertainty of its construction and revealing its multi-layer composition.

Expect works by Matthew Barney, Louise Bourgeois, David Hammons, Felix Gonzalez - Torres, Jim Hodges, Anish Kapoor, Juan Muñoz, Kiki Smith, Gillian Wearing, and others to tease out those layers, at times with great subtlety and wit.

Although «Ai Weiwei» is an exhibition expressed with great subtlety, this sudden surge of solo exhibitions by the artist in his home city makes a powerful statement — that we can not deny his conspicuous presence in the art world, whether abroad or at home.

By the 1940s, Avery's painting style had become more similar to Henri Matisse, and his later works use color with great subtlety.

Hyde unites as well as divides, as when he sutures together with great subtlety a pair of related images in LOCATION (2014); he also uses digital technology to fuse multiple small exposures into large, pictorially - dense prints.