While the two share ideological similarities, with relatively conservative and business-friendly proposals, Mr. Alegre, a senator, has adopted a more nuanced stance on gay rights.
In 1985, the protest group Artists United Against Apartheid which included Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Lou Reed and U2 took a less nuanced stance and pledged (in a song titled Sun City) not to play there.
We too believe that the global imbalances and the financial crisis are intimately connected, but we take a more nuanced stance on the nature of the connections.
As the Washington Post reported two years ago: [Director of national intelligence James] Clapper has said repeatedly in public that the leaks did great damage, but in private he has taken a more nuanced stance.
Sturgeon is expected to take a carefully nuanced stance on the future of the BBC in Scotland after the latest, highly charged row over its news journalism between former first minister, Alex Salmond, and the BBC's outgoing political editor, Nick Robinson.
In these latter cases, it seems that whole is prior to part.[38] Generalizing, it seems that commonsense actually has a relatively nuanced stance on priority relations between whole and part.
This is a nuanced position.
While this position is intuitively powerful, we will take a somewhat more nuanced stance.
Mr. Perry highlighted his own consistent opposition to abortion rights (but did not bring up his more nuanced stance on immigration, saving that for a later appearance in Iowa).
His more nuanced stance coincides with his changing relationship with his young son, who is first shown reluctantly competing in a judo match.
