Sentence examples for a nuanced relationship from inspiring English sources

Previous studies on the effect of bonding defects on the capacity of bonded joints identified a nuanced relationship that depends on the ductility of the adhesive.

Whether he was speaking out of frustration or playing a longer motivational game on this occasion, Klinsmann has a history of developing a nuanced relationship to his adopted homes and an understanding of what interventions might be required, and when.

In a lesser drama, that would be the cue for our leads to jump into bed together, but The Bridge manages a feat previously unheard of in television  – a nuanced relationship between two sexually active characters that isn't just a prelude to bonking.

"Gin & 'It' " dispenses with some of the whodunit plot, and while it hints at a nuanced relationship among the live characters as well as at the sexuality of the cinematic killers (the movie was based on the Leopold and Loeb murders, but their relationship was cut out of the film), no theme is thoroughly explored.

Political sedentarisation, with which the respondents have a nuanced relationship, pushes them down whilst P. juliflora pushes them in, resulting in a pressure and tension which increases susceptibility to conflict, to the point that communities feel suffocated.

The CW's The 100 featured a nuanced relationship between protagonist Clarke and her star-crossed lover Lexa (but was scandalized for abruptly killing Lexa off).

A more destructive physical environment requires a more nuanced relationship in which government is viewed as a partner in enabling and supporting markets rather than as a regulator that needs to be managed.

At the same time, Germany's new self-confidence has allowed for a more nuanced relationship with Russia.

As the other candidates stretch the Overton window, Brown has charted what Politico calls a more "nuanced" relationship with corporations and banks.

Jeremy Ben-Ami, president of J Street, a liberal pro-Israel group, said this relatively small group of very wealthy Jewish-Americans distorted the views among Jews nationwide who remain supportive of the Democratic Party and a more nuanced relationship with Israel.

Findings indicated that going to college to fulfill intrinsic motivation needs for autonomy and competence was positively associated with intention to persist and GPA but that motivation geared toward the fulfillment of relatedness needs had a more nuanced relationship to the outcome variables.