Sentence examples for a nuanced perspective of from inspiring English sources

Playing on Medea's name and the Chinese concept of 'dao' -- "the way" -- Wang's creation incorporates the elemental forces of Chinese culture to offer a nuanced perspective of its anti-heroine.

It may be something controversial like gay marriage or gun control, but if the occasion is appropriate, you can give a speech about this current event, offering a nuanced perspective of the situation.

In their stead, we provide a nuanced perspective on the (contingent) value of redundancy subject to common-cause failures.

That many people retroactively don the cloaks of dissidents and can't believe they weren't considered enemies of the state speaks to the slipperiness of memory, as well as the difficulty of keeping a nuanced perspective on history in one's mind.

That many people retroactively don the cloaks of dissidents and can't believe they weren't considered enemies of the state speaks to the slipperiness of memory, as well as the difficulty of keeping a nuanced perspective on history in one's mind.

It opened up this whole world I didn't know even existed, full of radical ideas and a nuanced perspective on the world.

Kishore Singh, a former art critic who heads the Delhi Art Gallery, would agree, and he has a nuanced perspective to offer.

Iyanla offered comfort and a nuanced perspective to her guest.

Freud enhanced psychotherapy in two ways: 1) uncovered the value of the unconscious and a more nuanced perspective of the brain, and 2) fathered psychoanalysis, a form of treatment that is still widely taught and practiced today.

Being able to present a more nuanced perspective of this issue and highlight the work of some amazing individuals and organizations has been an honor.

As hurtful as it was to lack the support from her family, Mackenzie now has a more nuanced perspective of why they reacted the way they did. .