Sentence examples for a nuanced depiction from inspiring English sources

Brisk, funny and engaging, the play disappoints only in its emphasis on flights of fancy over a nuanced depiction of its heroine's emotional dilemmas (2 10).

Still, "Secret Son" is a nuanced depiction of the roots of Islamic terrorism, written by someone who intimately knows one of the stratified societies where it grows.

Primed to expect ghastly "poverty porn", I saw instead a sad and touching documentary, which takes the time to offer a nuanced depiction of people usually talked of as troubling, unwelcome statistics, and only put under the microscope when some great tragedy occurs.

"The Ingenious Gentleman" is a nuanced depiction of a man and his times, much like the portrait of Lorca that emerges in the newly re-released edition of his wondrous, posthumously published poetry collection, "Poet in New York".

By providing insight into spatiotemporal stages of joke processing that rely on contributions of both hemispheres, our study provides a more nuanced depiction of a processing stream as it unfolds in time and engages a distributed network during integration of ambiguous meaning.

And then if you can get a good nuanced depiction or storyline or emotional way of getting caught up with them as a person, it starts to challenge those notions".

Although just occasionally his depictions of addiction tip towards caricature, he generally succeeds in painting a nuanced picture of the many shades of the condition in rural America.

He added, "He came up with a much more nuanced depiction of science in action than any historian has done, particularly in the life sciences".

Based on recently declassified documents in the Carter Library, materials not previously noted in the Vance papers, and a wide variety of interviews, Betty Glad's An Outsider in the White House is a rich and nuanced depiction of the relationship between policy and character.

"There's very little room in the media for an interesting and nuanced depiction".

Zapata-Barrero (2017) offers an accurate and nuanced depiction of the dominant political narrative of the rise and fall of interculturalism and multiculturalism.