Sentences with phrase «psychological nuance»

They seek relief from a breadth of physical and mental health challenges, and are as interested in the philosophical and psychological nuances of yoga as they are movement.

But where Infernal Affairs is less interested in psychological nuance than in Eastern - style elegance of action, Scorsese and Monahan showcase Western - style, actorly character building at its most enjoyable.

When you count the words, though, «a whole new world of psychological nuance opens up.»

One of the best examples of the experiment's psychological nuance comes when Daniel's inaction — one so simple and almost certainly unintentional — has a devastating effect on Peter.

Boas, who spends half of her book on Park's last decade, shows how those pictures built radiant dramas along with psychological nuance.

Compiling self - reported estimates of happiness after winning the lottery lacks the psychological nuances of, say, a Tolstoy novel.

1) Son of Saul Lazslo Nemes» masterpiece reinvents the Holocaust movie by focusing more on the psychological nuance of the tragedy rather than just shock.

Next, Lantos telephoned veteran filmmaker Atom Egoyan to direct, believing his ability to pull off «psychological nuance» would be essential for Remember.

When you're talking to a filmmaker who invented an entire machine just to put his interview subjects at ease, allowing them to talk to a camera lens with the same degree of psychological nuance they would bring to addressing a human face, not knowing how to work your lousy $ 1.99 iPhone app is more embarrassing than usual.

As shocking complexities, tragedies, and revelations multiply over the years, Lahiri astutely examines the psychological nuances of conviction, guilt, grief, marriage, and parenthood and delicately but firmly dissects the moral conundrums inherent in violent revolution.

Moore's answer is as virtuoso a work as the format has to offer, filled with political intrigue, psychological nuance, and innate truths.

Alice Neel is best known for her portraits which, with their controlled painterly drama and psychological nuance, are complete and polished formal statements in a classical genre.

His work, a hybrid of documentary and staged photography, reveals the psychological nuances found in the everyday suburban landscape and family life.