Sentence examples for best nuanced from inspiring English sources

In practice, when the same body of documentary evidence is accessed by two different historians, whose analysis is predicated on their own views and persuasions, two completely different, or at best nuanced explanations of the same events, emerge.

With central Thai food, at its best you get nuance and subtlety, but with country food it's right in your face.

Many of Adichie's best observations regard nuances of language.

These might seem like technical nuances best left to your CIO.

Kim Miyauchi, associate nursing director at Kingman Regional Medical Center, the Arizona hospital that uses the white dove, said officials there worried that wearing the initials D.N.R. on one's wrist was "a little bit harsh," and also failed to convey nuances best captured in a medical chart, as with a patient who wants medication for heart failure but not to be shocked by a defibrillator.

However, even within this best practice, there is nuance.

It shows Desai at her lively best, attuned to the nuances of squabbles everywhere: between Moyna and her volatile landlords, and between the magazine and its far-flung readers, whose comments are conveyed in a series of marvelously irate letters to the editor.

As with navigating the media in any foreign country, there are certain nuances and best practices companies need to know before competing with the locals for coverage.

Either way, the app definitely gets the job done, and I'd say that this is Nuance's best Dragon app yet.

By building in XT9, Swype now features Nuance's best predictive text software but the alternative keyboard also now sports its own personal dictionary.

Even when robots are deployed in customer-facing roles, there will still be plenty of need for humans to train and maintain them, as even the best struggle with the nuances of human behavior.