Sentence examples for a bit more nuance from inspiring English sources

This year, he's shown a bit more nuance with the ball in his hands, suggesting he's picked up a thing or two from Paul in to the delicate timing of probing and compromising a defense without losing control.

The majority of the aforementioned films seek a stance with a bit more nuance, and so they must allow for the belief that cops aren't straightforwardly villainous as a whole, a notion supported by the very concept of black officers.

Cloud computing has a bit more nuance to it.

That gives the argument a bit more nuance, since technically Crummell is not asserting that blacks have that status; he would simply be supposing, as if for the sake of argument, that they do, but then showing that, if they do, then the psychological state of blacks counts as a harm.

It requires a bit more nuance these days and viewers are quicker to pick up or abandon a series.

All perform admirably, and while I would liked to have seen Murphy's character woven with a bit more nuance, DiCaprio and Cotillard's dynamism rendered it an afterthought.

Those feelings are a bit more nuanced.

The long answer is a bit more nuanced.

But the reality as illustrated here in Nizhny Tagil looks a bit more nuanced.

But research shows that the reality is a bit more nuanced.

The guidelines provide clear guidance, but things do get a bit more nuanced.