Sentence examples for a nuanced position from inspiring English sources

He takes a nuanced position on Snowden's disclosures.

For example, he has taken a nuanced position on concealed weapons.

Despite his strong language, there is one area where Cameron has a nuanced position: electoral reform.

Mr. Coburn adopted a nuanced position that allowed him to say he was against an increase in tax rates.

Since the Dalai Lama first fled China in 1959 to India after a failed Tibetan uprising, India has maintained a nuanced position.

Mr. Obama takes a nuanced position on same-sex marriage, and the White House was careful to say on Wednesday that his position on that issue -- he favors civil unions -- remains unchanged.

We found enclosures were non-randomly located in areas with high landform abundance and evenness, a nuanced positioning that patterned regionally but also relied on detailed, local socioecological knowledge.

It is disingenuous to call France's action a rejection of American leadership, because the French took a more nuanced position about the multihued nature of democracy.

Mr. Gore has a more nuanced position, but one that is also deeply troubling.

"I think they're like, finally, someone's taking a more nuanced position on rape".

He blames his own side for failing to stand their ground and defend what he insists was a "moderate, nuanced position".