Sentence examples for are also nuanced from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ginkas's characters are intense but they are also nuanced, which he says is one of the legacies he inherited from his first teacher, the great Leningrad director Georgi Tovstonogov.

The Harry Potter films, particularly the last four directed by David Yates, are also nuanced examinations of shadow and a study in how to imbue modern storytelling with grand visual art, stressing adventure and intrigue over big battle until the finale.

While ostensibly forthright and harsh, however, Sir Robert's ultimate verdict was also nuanced.

Yet it's also nuanced by long silences in which people who are unused to making speeches pad about their work.

But it is also nuanced by the fact that the countries in which such attacks take place have such different traditions and moods.

(Because this comic book is less cartoonish than "Zero Dark Thirty," it is also nuanced enough to mention that traditionalists weren't happy with the opportunities afforded to women under the Shah).

Their experiences of growing up too fast were also nuanced by gender and race.

But while his support for SB 562 was enthusiastic, it was also nuanced.

"We are here," he declared, "and we are standing before the forces of power in the state of Alabama saying, 'We ain't goin' [to] let nobody turn us around.'" But King's message was also nuanced.

But there are also nuances; damped and open, the triangle can clank or ping or ring, with shifting overtones.

"There are also nuances in consumer preferences regarding flavor, texture and pack sizes.