The most nuanced modules, however, are the two that take
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Yet Othello is unavoidably Shakespeare's most nuanced attempt at a Muslim character.
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The Bournonville numbers, though, are by far the danciest and most nuanced.
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It's a gauntlet, yet his most nuanced work often comes when he's most fatigued.
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Championships is the Philly rapper's most nuanced and complete project; he sounds fuckin' great.
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This song's sensitive country-gospel melody brought out one of the singer's most nuanced performances.
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Good Morning, Vietnam set him up for the most nuanced and impactful roles of his career.
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The most nuanced images of each person end up being the ones they make of themselves.
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Salting the most nuanced of enterprises, the food always requesting more, but the tipping point fatal.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 is easily the most nuanced and emotionally complex game Rockstar has ever made.
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So it's no surprise that television's most nuanced portrayals of Black womanhood comes from actual Black women.
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The most nuanced piece I've seen for saying the media enabled Trump comes from NPR media critic David Folkenflik.
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But these scant philosophical forays are the most nuanced part of a novel propelled almost exclusively by cheap suspense.
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It's not the most nuanced take on the punk scene and its possible failures, but the sentiment is there.
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By default, the main character will feel the most real and their actions will have the most nuanced consequences.
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It may not be the most nuanced or substantive work, but as a vehicle for pyrotechnic feats, it sparkles.
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Indeed, many of the most nuanced discriminations are required not by French or German but among isolated traditional communities.
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As exciting as these accomplishments are, the media doesn't always examine or present them in the most nuanced fashion.
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The show, which won two Golden Globes, is perhaps the most nuanced look at a trans person on television.
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If that is the case, then it is truly one of the most nuanced pieces of satire I've ever seen.
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In the end, what I produced is probably my most nuanced exploration of the challenges of, and the mandate for, integration.
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Google is, as Grimmelmann says, "the most detailed, most difficult, most nuanced engagement" that the judiciary has ever had with software copyright.
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I'm here to learn about the upper limits of the serve, the most nuanced stroke in tennis and one of Blanch's specialties.
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Have you noticed that some of the richest, most nuanced roles written for women take the form of mothers in incredibly difficult circumstances?
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It's not the most nuanced or developed idea, but it is striking how bold and effective it still is some 22049 years later.
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"All's Faire" features the most nuanced portrayal of bullying I've seen in a middle-school book, showing how even good kids can be bullies.
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It's not the most nuanced look at the state of bitcoin, but it does hammer home just how resource-strapped the network is these days.
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Arguably, it's one of the most nuanced and touching documentations of the gloriously testing period that forms the experience of growing up and becoming yourself.
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Even so, his is the most nuanced and convincing performance by far in the movie, which means that Breivik becomes the character we most want to see.
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It's not the most nuanced game in the world but so far the men who have stood still long enough for him haven't been able to handle the blows.
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"This is a President who has surrounded himself with advisers who have let's just say not the most nuanced views of Islam," Finer told CNN International's Christiane Amanpour on Thursday.
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" Mahershala Ali, for Classiest, Most Nuanced Message: "When we get caught up in the minutiae and the details that make us different, I think there's two ways of seeing that.
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I hope to deliver that kind of insightful coverage again, and to build on it by providing the smartest, most nuanced and accurate picture of the country and its voters.
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One of the most nuanced responses has come from the 89-year-old leader of the Orthodox church in Albania, Archbishop Anastasios, who is an internationally respected scholar of comparative religion.
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Then there's the third category, which is the most nuanced, which are basically real media outlets who are saying what they think is true but have varying levels of accuracy or trustworthiness.
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Fair to say this isn't the most nuanced or emotionally arresting thing Daft Punk have produced, but there's an unabashed joy to be had when they enter the realms of pure maximalism.
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That aside, this all begs the following question: Would it really be that damn bad if more Americans were actively exposed to one of the richest, most nuanced, and multifaceted cuisines in human history?
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But this is a whole other beast, with some of the most nuanced takes on tech and its societal effects, in between jokes about Ass Universes and the tragic tale of Mr. Poopy Butthole.
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"I have great respect for the prairie-dog work, but so far there is no evidence that the most nuanced information is meaningful to this species," says Zuberbühler, the researcher who studied Campbell's monkeys.
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Delivering this weekend's most nuanced reading of Snowden, Jaden Smith, the greatest philosopher of our time, recognized the courageous public service of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden with not one, but several, shouts out on Sunday.
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The discourse has changed, our trust in others has changed, and many people are grappling with how to have difficult conversations about what Dr. Robin DiAngelo has called the most nuanced and complex topic of race and identity.
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Caelynn's honest discussion of the assault, victim-blaming, self-loathing, and the difficulties of seeking justice afterward made for the most nuanced, culturally-relevant discussion I have ever seen on a show that often feels frozen in time.
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While very few people will ever know what Fidel Castro is "really like," Lockwood's interviews and photographs, taken from 1959 to 1969, remain one of the most nuanced and revealing portraits of the Cuban leader and the revolution he led.
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Joe Biden, who might not know the difference between a URL and a text message and who punctuates tweets like a grandpa, has very strong opinions on one of the most nuanced and controversial guiding principles of the internet: Section 230.
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This started one of the most nuanced and incredible four-year character arcs ever, with Naito losing the title match against Okada, becoming engulfed by bitterness at his lost opportunity, heading to Mexico and then eventually returning as the leader of Los Ingobernables de Japon.
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Clarke and Harrington are not the most nuanced performers in this cast, but the contrasts they drew within tonight's scenes at Dragonstone felt productive in understanding who these leaders are, and where they're headed as Jon prepares to mine dragonglass and head back home.
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Much of the series is devoted to Celeste's therapy sessions, in which Kidman does some of the most nuanced work of her career, showing a woman slowly awakening to her own abuse and her need to extricate herself and her children from the violence.
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From the sublime to the ridiculous: Sausage Party — which, believe it or not, is one of the most nuanced (and dirtiest) takes on metaphysical commitments all year — positions rationalism, agnosticism, and atheism alongside a variety of unshakable theisms, all from the perspective of animated foodstuffs.
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But it's a rare, honest look at what it means to be a 17-year-old girl who's trying to figure out her place in the world, and offers what I believe to be the most nuanced and relatable film portrayal of a mother-daughter relationship to date.
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And as I danced to it again a few weeks ago in a sweaty room, a bottle of cherry Lambrini and several rum and Diet Cokes in, surrounded by so many of my friends doing exactly the same thing, I realised that it's probably the wisest, most nuanced thing I've heard all year.
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The company is using years of respectful debate on Reddit's Change My View forum, which hosts some of the most nuanced discussions on the internet: For the past six years, Turnbull and the other mods have been doing all of this manually from the queue of AutoModerator reports (flagged keywords) and user reports.
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The truth is, the most nuanced perspective on reality may be found not in the shows themselves but in parodies of them, like the champagne-bubbly satire "The Hotwives of Orlando," on Hulu, and the smart, dark, meditative behind-the-scenes drama "Un REAL ," on Lifetime, which returns for its second season in June.
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Gemini, which is out today on LA's forward-thinking electronic label Alpha Pup and which you can stream in full below, is Martinez's most nuanced effort yet: a blissful fusion of indie guitar licks, dream-pop vocals, and bass-heavy R&B/house beats, in which the travails of love are hashed out and personal landmarks become totems for intimacy.
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Throughout its journey from indie web series to prestige stoner art, co-creators Ben Sinclair and Katja Blichfeld have written some of the most nuanced and empathetic portrayals of loneliness on TV. There's the agoraphobe who is so consumed by taking care of his mother that he relies on The Guy (Sinclair) for human interaction, even though neither he nor his ailing mom smoke.
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Ali, whose score of 78 on an Army-issued I.Q. test was too low for service in 1962 (which offers an interesting anecdotal argument against the standard I.Q. test and its racial and cultural biases: Ali, arguably one of the quickest wits and most nuanced thinkers of our time, tested in the bottom 16 percent of the population) was now considered fit for duty, and he was quickly conscripted.
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She's the most famous woman in the world – but it still took 213 years to get a look this intimate into the life of Queen Elizabeth II. The new ITV documentary Our Queen at 203, which aired in the U.K. on Sunday, offers the most nuanced portrait yet of the record-breaking monarch, complete with interviews from the people who mean the most to her, including Prince Charles, Prince William, Prince Harry and Princess Kate.
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The portrait of Mademoiselle Cormon is one of the most successful in The Human Comedy. Balzac delivers in this novel one of his most nuanced analysis of a provincial town's social, political and financial affairs.
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Deepa Karmalkar from Screen characterised her as "gloriously bitchy", while Avijit Ghosh of The Times of India believed that Kapadia had delivered "one of her most nuanced performances" in a character he found to be "a rare kind of Hindi film mother", who is "hawk-eyed, tough as nails but vainglorious, and in a strange way, vulnerable as well".
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His efforts are overtly characteristic of Marx, who in his Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844 gives one of his most nuanced elaborations, analyzing how the worker is alienated from his product, the object of his productive activity. Georges Sadoul, in his short rumination on the film, describes it as a "sociological study of the alienation of the modern woman".
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The Skinnys Katie Goh gave the film a rating of 3 out of 5, stating that: "Colour Out of Space is at its best when Stanley goes for this subtle and intelligent filmmaking, gesturing at the horror rather than pushing it in our faces". Howard Gorman from NME praised Stanley's welcome return, underlining the core "intense, unpredictable and harrowing moral tale," and Cage putting in his "most nuanced" turn in the last decade.
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Poniewozik appreciated the focus on Kurt and Burt in the episode and also named their relationship one of Glee "strongest and most nuanced relationships". The primary criticism by CNN Lisa Respers France of that episode was that it appeared to be an Emmy submission showpiece for Colfer. She said that "Grilled Cheesus" felt forced and disliked Kurt's angry "overwrought" reaction to his friends' prayers. Christie Keith, writing for the lesbian and bisexual media website AfterEllen.
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Of his death, LDS Church historian Richard E. Turley stated, "[Mormon and Utah history] have lost one of their finest and most nuanced narrators." Benjamin E. Park stated that Walker's expertise was in analyzing social dynamics and taking into account multiple viewpoints, especially in Mountain Meadows Massacre, which Park described as a "watershed in the LDS Church’s historical conscience." Walkers's work on the Utah War showed the politics, social contexts, and human flaws behind the conflict. Walker and his wife, Nelani Midgley, had seven children.
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At the city's highest office in 1934, it was soon apparent though why McNair had never won a public office before. McNair almost from the beginning had a confrontational relationship with City Council. At first much of his antics were viewed as the actions of a man that cared about the "little guy"; soon though much of his actions just ground the city's ability to govern to a halt in heated, endless and dramatic debate over the most nuanced issues. During his fractious leadership McNair even set up his office in the ornate lobby of the City-County Building to display his "independence" from council and the city bureaucracy.
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The view was shared by Rachit Gupta of Filmfare, who noted that "the actors make this film so memorable". He gave Bhaskar the highest praise, saying that she delivered the "performance of a lifetime", while also praising Shukla's "super", Pathak's "phenomenal" and Tripathi's "masterclass" performances. In his review, CNN-News18 film critic Rajeev Masand deemed Bhaskar to be "the heart of the film" noting that with "not one note out of place, she grabs your attention". Udita Jhunjhunwala of Firstpost praised Bhaskar, stating that "This is one of her most nuanced performances and a welcome change", and highlighted Tripathi, calling him the "scene-stealer as the zealous school principal".
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Luckily, they keep opening new doors for us to explore." Stephen Deusner of Salon said it "may be the Louisville band’s best, most ambitious, and most nuanced effort in more than a decade, a musically inventive and lyrically nuanced collection that isn’t quite a concept album, but plays like one." Hal Horowitz of American Songwriter felt it "one of the band’s finest and most alluring offerings to date," noting the album's tranquil but passionate atmosphere. NPR's Meredith Ochs wrote that "in a gentler sense, the music itself is kind of like a waterfall—cascading notes, opaque layers of sound, and rippling arrangements that can bend or break the verse-chorus structure of traditional rock songs.
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Larkin was a notable critic of modernism in contemporary art and literature. His scepticism is at its most nuanced and illuminating in Required Writing, a collection of his book reviews and essays,James 1983. and at its most inflamed and polemical in his introduction to his collected jazz reviews, All What Jazz, drawn from the 126 record-review columns he wrote for The Daily Telegraph between 1961 and 1971, which contains an attack on modern jazz that widens into a wholesale critique of modernism in the arts. Despite the reputation Larkin not unwillingly acquired as an enemy of modernism, recent critical assessments of Larkin's writings have identified them as possessing some modernist characteristics.
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VanDerWerff stated that it would be easy to criticize Glee, but while television as a whole does not do earnestness well, Glee at its best, as in "Grilled Cheesus", "revels in just how damn earnest it can be". James Poniewozik of Time wrote that the episode's premise was "absurdly ambitious", yet felt it was largely successful in being respectful to both atheism and religion. He criticized the musical numbers for detracting from the plot, but appreciated the focus on Kurt and Burt, also naming theirs one of Glee "strongest and most nuanced relationships". Lisa Respers France of CNN was dismayed that the episode felt forced, like an Emmy submission showpiece for Colfer.
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Somersault received critical acclaim upon release, with many critics complimenting its brighter tone, layered arrangements, and the more collaborative approach to songwriting within the band. Annie Zaleski of AV Club called it “Far and away Beach Fossils’ finest record yet." Philip Cosores of Pitchfork awarded the album a score of 7.3/10 and wrote in a positive review, "Payseur doesn’t shy from the fact that he’s reaching for something more both lyrically and musically... Somersault is a huge leap for Beach Fossils and includes some of Dustin Payseur’s most nuanced songs to date..." In a very positive review, Exclaim!'s Matt Yuyitung wrote "Where Clash the Truth seemed to hint at great potential for the band's growth, Somersault delivers thanks to more confident songwriting and a greater desire to move forward.
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In The Sunday Times, Dan Cairns said the compositions are on-par with the "classic" songwriting of her earliest albums and that they accentuate her vocals, which he described as "soaring, swooping, scatting, richly nuanced, deploying full-throated passion and pin-drop restraint". The Arts Desk journalist Joe Muggs singled out her performances on "Perfect Way to Die", "Wasted Energy", and "Time Machine", where her "multi- octave range is put to fantastic use harmonizing with herself". While observing a few instances of flashy singing techniques elsewhere, he speculated whether the album as a whole hints at "a Keys album where she drops the showbiz and kicks out the jams the whole way through". AllMusic reviewer Andy Kellman found Alicia to be performed "with some of her most nuanced vocals", but was less impressed by the material, the best of which he felt had already been released as singles.
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