Literary notes about nuanced (AI summary)
In literature, "nuanced" is employed to convey subtle distinctions and refined layers of meaning. In one case, it is used to illustrate the delicate range of human expression, where a character’s dark brown eyes reveal a complex and eloquent spectrum of emotions [1]. In another, the term underscores technical mastery in artistic execution, highlighting the precise and natural flow of a brushstroke that mimics the effortless force of a waterfall [2].
- By gazing at them long, Lélian discovered that her dark brown eyes had a perfectly nuanced gamut of expression: they were eloquent.
— from Very Woman (Sixtine): A Cerebral Novel by Remy de Gourmont - The strokes were perfectly nuanced, the flow of the brush precise, the intuitive strength as natural as a waterfall.
— from The Samurai Strategy by Thomas Hoover
