Sentences with phrase «subtle nuances of»

Learn the subtle nuances of creating complementary and harmonious teams that will result in shifting clients from entitlements and positions to opportunities and options by applying the clients» mission statement, brainstorming, advantages of timing and other intermediate collaborative tools.

Like many men I work with, Danny never learned how to identify the subtle nuances of his emotional world: He doesn't have the language needed to identify / label and then share his feelings with his wife.

The subtle nuances of the game, such as the main character's heavy breathing, the crunching of broken glass under his boots, or the sweep of his arms against his jacket were all areas where the headset breaks from the deeper immersion level you'll experience with higher - tier models.

But, their lightning quick transient response created a tactile reconstruction of the sound that drew out the subtle nuances of dialog and music and outlined the beaded little intricacies of effects in a visceral display.

Enjoy all the subtle nuances of your favorite TV shows, movies, sports and music like never before with legendary Polk Audio sound quality now in sleek sound bar form.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg praised the product update in a post today, writing that «In the future, AI will be able to understand more of the subtle nuances of language, and will be able to identify different issues beyond suicide as well, including quickly spotting more kinds of bullying and hate.»

For those of us who specialize in wrongful termination matters and proudly concentrate upon the growing complexity of disability discrimination or the sometimes subtle nuances of sexual harassment, domestic disputes are considered to be mundane at best and chaotic at worst.

The fanciful mistakes that Hansen makes lie not in the subtle nuances of Heisenberg uncertainty, but in the gross violations of laws of deterministic physics, classical thermodynamics in particular.

More recently he has begun working with subtle nuances of color and touch in larger fields that often appear bereft of marks and forms.

It investigates the subtle nuances of specific traditions and customs informed by my background that are in some way concerned with notions of conflict, aggression and disorder.»

In Hollowell's work, subtle nuances of color, shape and light are clever facilitators for illusion and depth and morph into sensual bodily landscapes that channel the symbolism of Georgia O'Keefe or the transcendentalist outlines of Agnes Pelton.

Her work accentuated the beauty of rhythmic variations and the subtle nuances of color, line, shape and space.

Grosse's work seamlessly combines the subtle nuances of light and shadow, characteristic of traditional landscape painting, with the weight and spectacle of large scale sculpture.

The exhibition is well curated so that each sculpture has enough space for viewers to see the subtle nuances of the works from different angles.

While comprehending the subtle nuances of color and tonality take a lot of time, the control of our brushes is an innate ability and something we don't give enough credit to.

But when it comes to her more unleashed creative passions, Assing prefers to explore subtle nuances of light, color, shadows, abstraction and emotion.

«In its first year,» says Silverman, «I will curate a series of shows featuring artists who explore the explicit tropes and subtle nuances of design in their artworks.

Known for her psychological portraits of women and children, Bishop Good's photographs reveal the subtle nuances of the human drama by examining the hidden feelings that belong to the realm of self - awareness.

Ryman focuses on the materials, on how to paint, on the brushwork, the surfaces, the textures, on all the subtle nuances of the structure of the painting (the ground, the screws, fastening systems and so forth).

At the same time, there is a certain been - there, done - that feeling, and Johnny's ongoing clashes with biker gang boss Billy are so telegraphed that they fall flat compared to the (by comparison) subtle nuances of Niko's story.

A follow - up to the critically acclaimed Hitman: GO, Hitman: Sniper will focus on the subtle nuances of execution and includes a series of scenario - driven contracts, which contain a number of targets and assignments to allow for more replayability.

Enjoy stunning landscapes, unique geology, and watch as the subtle nuances of the Baja desert landscape unfolds into a natural masterpiece through interpretive hikes and talks by your highly - educated guides.

But most people, including your run of the mill life insurance agent, have no idea the subtle nuances of the death benefit.

Even if your manuscript has already been accepted by a traditional publishing house, if their in - house editor has to spend all her time fixing your mistakes, she won't be able to catch the deeper, more subtle nuances of your text.

It shifts quickly and cleanly and is very responsive to the subtle nuances of your right foot.

But they are simply blissfully ignorant of the subtle nuances of disparate impact doublespeak.

It also seems than the Joe Dirt character has the subtle nuances of white trash forced upon him, when I would have rather seen him chose it.

The grey hues employed by cinematographer, Danny Cohen bring out the subtle nuances of the proceedings, something that was probably the intention for the script, even if it doesn't necessarily pan out this way.

Paul Giamatti has the job of portraying the fictional Harvey, and delivers a brilliant performance, managing to catch not only the obvious quirks but the more subtle nuances of the real life Harvey.

Eddie Redmayne (last year's Oscar winner for The Theory of Everything) gives an extraordinary performance, and is at his best when exploring the subtle nuances of Lili.

Rather, like an eavesdropper, we are expected to figure out the details of their lives by gleaning whatever scraps of information might come out in their conversations and observing the subtle nuances of their interactions.

The Ramsay brothers have crafted something invigorating for their feature - length debut, the subtle nuances of the plot mechanics consistently engaging.

When all of these things — plus the very real possibility of a sequel to The Host — come together in a mindless conclusion, bits of plot and storylines fly about and we're left with nothing but a long, tedious, misadventure that has this author writing something he never thought he would: I miss the subtle nuances of the «Twilight» series and especially the multifaceted talents of Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson.

Replacing Greene with West — who Capcom seems to love for some reason that's wholly beyond me — removes all the subtle nuances of that core experience.

At the same time, there is a certain been - there, done - that feeling, and Johnny's ongoing clashes with biker gang boss Billy are so telegraphed that they fall flat compared to the (by comparison) subtle nuances of Niko's story.

Beth guides her students carefully through the subtle nuances of a pose.

By understanding how to control the breath / energy, we learn how to relax the body and control the subtle nuances of our minds.

From the shape of the barrel itself, to the contrast of metal, wood, and the subtle nuances of the wine - stained French and American oak, Sonoma Barrel incorporates all aspects of the carefully selected wine barrels into hand - crafted tables, chairs, bars, stools, and other furniture, décor, and art.

More subtle nuances of damp earth and a vegetal element surface after a bit of time in the glass.

Everyone ate in ten minutes, barely noticing the subtle nuances of my chestnut dressing, but we lingered around the table for hours, passing a bottle of whiskey, picking our teeth and just enjoying the good company.

Her recipes are vegan, but that almost seems like an afterthought when you're too busy enjoying the subtle nuances of flavor in her food.

(I still don't know if her enthusiasm was dampened because it was Valentine's Day, or because she was six months pregnant with our second child, or because she didn't understand the subtle nuances of the healthcare industry.)

He responded enthusiastically to a mystical note in Wieman's earlier writings, an encouragement of sensitivity to the subtler nuances of experience.

They opened her ears to the richness of North American languages: the diversity of expression, the subtle nuance of word choice.

People who remember every ex-boyfriend, every subtle nuance of a situation, every memory because they lived it with you.

The main attraction is a fantastic 2.40:1, 1080p transfer that reproduces seemingly every subtle nuance of colour and shading in the filmed image, from the pale, near - monochromatic look of the early scenes in zombie territory to the increasingly saturated and naturalistic palette as humans and zombies begin to have a positive effect on each other.

In this direction lie proposals for building schools around learners, gearing instruction to individual goals and learning styles, pointing education toward developing an ever - broader range of human capacities, and phasing in assessment tools that get at ever - subtler nuances of achievement.

This show focuses on images that illustrate the personal language of the body through subtle nuance of gesture, contrapposto and emotive facial expression.

He recorded the arid Pennsylvania and Maine landscapes, rural houses, and rickety shacks with great detail, painting in each tiny blade of grass, individual strands of hair, and every subtle nuance of light and shadow.

At the same time, Cézanne painted subtler nuances of tone and sought to achieve greater structural clarity.