Sentence examples for as a nuanced from inspiring English sources

That, many other New Yorkers would say, hardly qualifies as a nuanced approach.

Mr. Creamer presented Stengel, who was often portrayed as an idiot savant, as a nuanced personality of wit and intelligence.

Markéta Irglová shines as a nuanced Czech émigré who recognizes Guy's spirit and inspires him with her own musical artistry.

What he presented as a nuanced approach has inflamed many people who work with immigrants and frightened many immigrants themselves.

Ms. Cojocaru and Mr. Kobborg were surrounded by fine supporting soloists, particularly Thomas Whitehead, excellent as a nuanced, brooding Hilarion.

You can see the play as a nuanced psychological study or a pre-Chekhovian portrait of a decaying class.

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.

Wolf's description of her own anguish and uncertainty can be as nuanced as good fiction -- "Misconceptions" at times recalls Helen Simpson's "Getting a Life," the excoriatingly dark collection of stories about motherhood that came out this summer.

The relationship between Francis and Marie is as nuanced as their shared infatuation.

Her directorial instincts are not as nuanced as her choreographic ones.