Sentence examples for a nuanced sense from inspiring English sources

"We have to give a nuanced sense of what we do know and what we can say with confidence".

"He has a great presence and a nuanced sense of things," said Prof. Terrence W. Tilley, chairman of the theology department at Fordham University.

During his career in Miami, Chalmers has developed a nuanced sense of tempo when driving to the rim off pick-and-rolls.

Whereas Coach is "bright, optimistic, democratic, playful," he said, "my brand is much more about a nuanced sense of what design is".

It's an elaborate tabletop model built and painted and then photographed by the artist, an adept sculptor with a nuanced sense of American architecture who has been working this way for years.

Although he radiates intelligence, Dinklage seems unable to deliver a nuanced sense of Richard's infantile wish to spoil — a fury that has its root in the envy that Richard admits at the opening.

But artificial is one thing, fake is another; the beauty of Russell's "The Fighter" is in the underpinning of a highly theatrical, quasi-screwball foreground with a densely nuanced sense of locale and milieu as well as an impressively wide-ranging view of their position in society at large.

Earlier this year our reviewer, Rand Richards Cooper, said that even though the author displays a less nuanced sense of good and evil than usual, he "is a superb moralist of the quotidian, a master at showing how our humdrum daily dealings with spouses and colleagues reveal us".

But Bloom has said almost everything that is here before -- and better -- at greater length and with a more nuanced sense of detail.

But when he pushed them to switch positions they developed a more nuanced sense of why the other side acted as it did.

Redgrave and Colman – looking like a queen and heir – had their work cut out to forge from this a more nuanced sense of personal tragedy and loss, but there was reward in watching them try.