Sentence examples for Nuanced answer from inspiring English sources
"Can I give a more nuanced answer?" she asks.
The experts give a complicated, nuanced answer: yes and no.
Provide a more nuanced answer, identifying the various issues and possible interpretations: "Well, there was a warning sign which might absolve the defendant's liability for this accident.
A more nuanced answer is that voters in England and Wales can boost the SNP's chances of influencing the government by voting Labour, the only party with which Sturgeon could feasibly do a deal.
A more nuanced answer would be that patents have become a potential defensive tool against patent trolls — making the defensive acquisition of companies simply for their patents a viable strategy.
And in a New Hampshire debate in early January, Mr. Bradley offered the more nuanced answer about gays in the military, saying he would not make the issue a "litmus test" in nominating members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
He has nuanced answers, but his critics don't want to hear them.
So perhaps the question "Are White Cops Racist?" has nuanced answers.
Soon after straight-talking George W. Bush became president, Candy Crowley of CNN recalled having asked him, years before, about "the nuance of your answer".
Here the answer is nuanced.
