Sentence examples similar to as a nuance from inspiring English sources

A growing body of research is emerging which highlights that GPs, far from acting out of ignorance, consider the diagnostic process as a nuanced weighing up of many different factors, varying between patients depending on the specifics of each case.

I would say that as a Marine, nuance is not really high on the list.

Senator John Kerry's aides concede that so far he has failed to get across his argument on Iraq, which President Bush mocks as a "new nuance".

But he and other administration officials were clearly trying to capitalize on Mr. Kerry's remark on Iraq, which the president described as a "new nuance".

So far, his aides and advisers concede, he has failed to get his message across, as Mr. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney have mocked his efforts as "a new nuance" that amount to more examples of the senator's waffling.

He said the rocket motor configuration had not changed on this flight and characterized the new fuel as "a small nuance to the design".

Bobby Cannavale plays the boyfriend with as much nuance as he can, but it's a very odd role.

Yet he retained the original Surrealists' sense of art as a coded, nuanced exchange.

Lehr said that "you now need to know, as a startup, nuanced different people in enterprise, and as a VC, to stay relevant, you don't just want to know the CIO or CTO, but the 30 other people who have pain points" across a company.

We have this pathetic binary yes/no approach to public ideas that treats nuance as a nuisance.

The louched color should demonstrate complexity as well as nuance, and the absinthe should not turn opaque rapidly.