Sentence examples for a nuanced awareness from inspiring English sources
I acknowledge that secularists like myself can benefit from a bit of theological literacy and a nuanced awareness of the complexities of cultural history.
That deceptively simple ability hints at what scientists call a "theory of mind," or a nuanced awareness of other individuals' thoughts and feelings.
This is not to say that the work here is reactionary, for much of the painting in this show suggests a nuanced awareness of the world in which we live.
The former sometimes swamps the latter but it is also true that John Heffernan PSTD-suffering Macbeth speaks the verse with extraordinary intelligence, acutely conveying how, as he withdraws into brutalised numbness, Macbeth's develops a nuanced awareness of what Keats called "the feel of not to feel it".
To overcome such market access challenges and to ensure a more inclusive trade pattern, it is crucial to have a comprehensive and nuanced awareness of the functioning of the existing trade regulatory framework.
But too often, the convention's nuanced awareness of the potential harms of returns has been ignored by courts and the legislative and diplomatic supporters of return at all costs.
"Don Quixote" is not a nuanced affair.
He has a nuanced understanding of computers.
"Smith was a nuanced thinker.
