Sentence examples for a more nuanced light from inspiring English sources

Arab billionaires could finance films that cast their region a more nuanced light.

But some domestic analysts see it in a more nuanced light, as a carefully crafted response to keep a grip on the situation.

He made claims this week that sharply contradicted the official line and portrayed the hostage-takers in a more nuanced light.

While Stone emerges an unabashed admirer, he presents Chávez in a more nuanced light than he's usually been portrayed in the north.

The book's greatest value, however, lies not simply in shedding new and more nuanced light on the story of "Our Lenny", but in its consistent demonstration in accordance with Bernstein's own ideas that any attempt to separate the musical sphere from the moral and political comes at an unconscionably high price.

Still, Rivera depicts industrial progress in a more nuanced and critical light.

There may be conditions under which light is more effective than feeding, for some tissues (possibly the minority, pending further study), but references to relative strength of food and light should be avoided, or stated in a more nuanced fashion.

By defining potential active ingredients in this way we hope to shed important light on the concept of "non-specific" effects and provide a more nuanced approach to the workings of homeopathy than can be found in the RCT.

This study also contributes to a more nuanced understanding of super users, whose role had previously only been discussed in a positive light, by highlighting that super users behave in ways that can positively and negatively affect implementation.

Mr Quintero takes a more nuanced view.

Mrs. Bachmann had a more nuanced view.