Sentence examples similar to a nuanced era from inspiring English sources
But his thoughts on abortion are a little trickier, and the condemnation that followed is yet another example of how hard it is to express a nuanced opinion in the era of the one-sentence soundbite.
Thus Gross's nostalgia for the Jewish East End the Yiddish newspapers that his father read but he could not, the synagogue that, on a recent visit, he discovers is a Sikh temple is interwoven with a nuanced evocation of England in the era of rationing and bomb shelters.
By emphasizing the role of the West in the debate and by seeing developments through the lens of St . Louis Arenson has constructed "a nuanced, intimate history of the CivilWar era from the heart of the Republic" (3).
This is a story of growing up in the pre-drugs, boring early-1960s erandand it requires a nuanced comprehension of social class in west London.
In this post-post-cold-war era, let us also brace ourselves for a nuanced catharsis (or subtle purgation) featuring the neo- prefix, with neoadventurism, neoczarism and those contrary standbys, neoisolationism and neoimperialism.
"Smith was a nuanced thinker.
A nuanced and elegant study.
"Don Quixote" is not a nuanced affair.
He has a nuanced understanding of computers.
