Sentence examples for a nuanced attitude from inspiring English sources

The obtained results reveal the need for a nuanced attitude towards more intensive use of composites in car design.

The initial horror about cookies has undergone a metamorphosis into a more nuanced attitude.

As Muslims continue in the path of learning, as encouraged by the Prophet, I hope that a more nuanced attitude to this issue will emerge at a popular level, and then we can focus on more important discussions like that of climate change or alleviating poverty.

This is a nuanced position.

Bentall did not criticise or damn medication, he only asked Fry – and all of us, by extension – to have a more open, nuanced attitude to the hows and whys surrounding mental health.

However, of late, China has given up this blanket opposition and has adopted a more nuanced attitude of "wait and see" (Naughton et al. 2005).

"The nuanced attitudes of many hunters toward gun control don't get easily into a sound bite," Low told me.

Despite dozens of surveys of consumer attitudes toward privacy over the years, a nuanced understanding of American attitudes about privacy is only now beginning to emerge.

This is a nuanced but unexpectedly forgiving attitude from a Jew who's experienced more than his fair share of antisemitism.

Despite this, interviewees' voices express agency, purpose and hope and provide a nuanced picture of women's attitudes and behaviours, and thus health care needs, of Australian women who inject drugs.

This is a season in which everything is bit more nuanced, an attitude summed up by a soft minidress in sunny yellow with a flaring skirt and matching panties.