Sentences with phrase «more emotional nuance»

And while it initially seems like John Debney's generic musical score is going to be the only source of mood establishment, something funny happens: setup established, the characters begin to move about like butterflies emerging from cocoons, displaying tenfold more emotional nuance than one might rightfully, albeit cynically, expect from such a film.

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From core functions like talking and walking to more nuanced, emotional responses - what happens to us in our early years, quite literally changes our lives.

Emotional intelligence is being able to recognize a wide range of nuanced emotions, and recognizing them, being able to regulate them and put them in perspective in a way that helps the individual move through life more easily.

It's more nuanced than that, but Larry Villarin is one of 10 male sex surrogates in America, meaning he works with women who have trouble with physical or emotional intimacy, helping them to get comfortable with sex, sexuality, and their bodies.

Person to Person expresses this duh statement with scarcely more wisdom, nuance, or emotional pull.

It is not concerned with the wider political issues of the period, but a little more specificity would certainly help the film, as both its lack of nuance and persistent plotting issues frequently undermine much of the potential emotional heft.

As the more experienced of the two, it is no surprise that Sutherland offers a more nuanced performance, and after a series of films (The Hunger Games, The Eagle, The Mechanic, Horrible Bosses) where he was taking minor parts that didn't stretch his considerable range to an enormous degree, it is refreshing to see him given a leading role that has genuine substance and emotional depth attached to it.

My sense, looking at this exhilarating show with its exceptional range of emotional nuances, of life lessons and warnings and compassionate insights, is to learn more than one kind of truth.

I hope that men of #HeForShe contemplate something a little more nuanced than that «big emotional experience» if being an ally is the aim.