A cover can be a nuanced, layered, and beautiful thing all its own.
The rationale for including facts and accompanying messages around these categories must be evidence based – best, or better, than the rest– as well as wrapped and presented in a culturally-nuanced layer of understanding.
Over the last five years, Sheridan has expanded his journey into the realm of hip-hop and queer performance, navigating many nuanced layers of identity as a queer person of color, artist, musician, activist and sports icon.
The work of Dark Matter is complicated, much like the many, nuanced layers of identity the pair navigates on a daily basis.
The result is full bodied yet soft, sweet and very smooth, perfect for sipping neat, with nuanced layers of citrus fruit and ripe berries, in the same way red wine can taste of ripe berries.
It was a nuanced saga about many layers of flawed health care practices, of which work hours were only the most apparent.
Du Yun, in her string quartet "Tattooed in Snow" (2015), also espoused narrative: "a nuanced multi-layer narrative trajectory," in her words.
Taking a multidisciplinary approach, combining the expertise of philosophers, historians, architects, social geographers, sociologists and anthropologists, it draws a nuanced picture of the different layers of religion, of the sacred and its diverse forms within the city, with examples from Europe, South America and the Caribbean, and Africa.
But take that same cover and put it on a book that is neither nuanced, layered, or beautiful and you probably have a bad book cover.
"Today" show host Al Roker: "Gandolfini's Tony Soprano was one of the most nuanced, layered gangsters ever caught on film.
There are multiple players and layers involved, and an effective approach requires a nuanced understanding of each.
